Carolina Raptor Center Flies onto the Show with CEO Erin Katzner
Highlights of the Carolina Outdoors
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Segment 3, November 4th, 2023
One of the best parts of being outdoors is being able to wildlife watch. Birds are the most popular animal to view & the raptor being the most captivating & inspiring.
This of the fishing of an osprey, the soaring of an eagle, the hunting eye of a hawk, or the wisdom of an owl. All of those birds of prey are able to be seen in the wild of the Carolinas.
However there is also the Carolina Raptor Center located at the Latta Nature Preserve in Huntersville, NC. Host Bill Bartee of the Carolina Outdoors was able to catch up with CEO & President of the Carolina Raptor Center, Erin Katzner, to learn more about this nationally recognized facility.
Things You'll Learn by Listening:
Show Highlights:
Home to one of the best research facilities & a rehabilitation center on-site that helps almost 1,000 birds a year. Nearly 70% are able to be released back into the wild.
Over 27,000 students of all ages, visit the CRC each year to learn about Raptors, science, & ecology.
Research of raptors including partnerships with colleges and universities.
Currently a research and test of an avian influenza vaccine for California Condors featuring a group of similar birds, the Black Vulture.
There is the Raptor Trail that is a 3/4 mile trail where you can see the birds.
The largest species of birds in the Carolinas & the highest number that come into the CRC
The difference of Katzner's previous stops versus the CRC
More Insights from the Outdoor Guys:
The Calendar of events at the Carolina Raptor Center
The Carolina Outdoors is brought to you by Jesse Brown's. Check out this Charlotte outdoor store located in the Southpark-area.
Segment 3, November 4th, 2023
One of the best parts of being outdoors is being able to wildlife watch. Birds are the most popular animal to view & the raptor being the most captivating & inspiring.
This of the fishing of an osprey, the soaring of an eagle, the hunting eye of a hawk, or the wisdom of an owl. All of those birds of prey are able to be seen in the wild of the Carolinas.
However there is also the Carolina Raptor Center located at the Latta Nature Preserve in Huntersville, NC. Host Bill Bartee of the Carolina Outdoors was able to catch up with CEO & President of the Carolina Raptor Center, Erin Katzner, to learn more about this nationally recognized facility.
Things You’ll Learn by Listening:
Show Highlights:
Home to one of the best research facilities & a rehabilitation center on-site that helps almost 1,000 birds a year. Nearly 70% are able to be released back into the wild.
Over 27,000 students of all ages, visit the CRC each year to learn about Raptors, science, & ecology.
Research of raptors including partnerships with colleges and universities.
Currently a research and test of an avian influenza vaccine for California Condors featuring a group of similar birds, the Black Vulture.
There is the Raptor Trail that is a 3/4 mile trail where you can see the birds.
The largest species of birds in the Carolinas & the highest number that come into the CRC
The difference of Katzner’s previous stops versus the CRC
More Insights from the Outdoor Guys:
The Calendar of events at the Carolina Raptor Center
The Carolina Outdoors is brought to you by Jesse Brown’s. Check out this Charlotte outdoor store located in the Southpark-area.