Cascades Raptor Center

The Cascades Raptor Center was built up in 1987 as a nature focus and untamed life doctor's facility for raptor fowls and is one of the best Eugene attractions. The doctor's facility deals with in excess of 200 harmed or stranded raptors consistently with the assistance of the qualified staff and the utilization of the most elevated measures in veterinary care and treatment.

After they are dealt with and totally recouped, the flying creatures are discharged back to their territory. While the hospitalized creatures are not in contact with guests since they should stay wild creatures, the Center has around 60 winged creatures that can't be discharged, for the most part owls, birds of prey, falcons, and a couple of others.

They live in roomy aviaries on the forested slope, and get visit visits from school gatherings, climbers, birders, and normal sightseers who find out about the winged creatures' environments, hazard components, and predators and what they can do to secure them. In excess of 2500 winged creatures have gone through the Center since it opened and just about 1300 has come back to nature.