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Hawk Mountain Sanctuary: More than 75 Years of Raptor Conservation Located in east-central Pennsylvania, Hawk Mountain is the world's first refuge for birds of prey. Open year-round, visitors enjoy scenic vistas, 8-miles of ridge and valley trails, a Visitor Center, Bookstore, and native plant garden, and each autumn, the chance to observe large numbers of hawks, eagles and falcons as they migrate past our lookouts.
 UPCOMING EVENTS:
Monarch Migration Celebration, Sat, Sept 18 (Monarch banding throughout the day, milkweed and other native plants for sale, garden tours, monarch counting, butterfly crafts for kids and more. Mass butterfly release following 3 pm program).
Autumn Lecture: The Eagle Watchers, Sat, Sept 18 at 5 pm
The Autumn Hawkwatch is here! Join us at North Lookout to watch for hawks, eagles and falcons! ...click here to learn more and read schedule for more walks and talks.
SOCIAL MEDIA:
Facebook Fans. Become a fan of the Hawk Mountain Facebook page for the very latest, up-to-the-moment migration updates and other news.
Blog: Click here to read The Vulture Chronicles, Hawk Mountain's blog about our ongoing and far-reaching New World Vulture Study.
YouTube: US House passes resolution to honor Hawk Mountain: click here for video clip. The Morning Call video (click here)
Track Migrants Online: Use Google-Earth-lined site to track with us the migration path of satellite tagged birds. (click here)
LATEST NEWS: Visit the Press Room for details
New Publication: New World Vulture Activity Book
Have you seen a wing-tagged vulture?
Jerry Regan becomes next Hawk Mountain President on Oct 4
Learn more about the Raptor Population Index Project (RPI)
 PUBLICATIONS:
Hawk Mountain Sanctuary's The Vultures of Africa: A Coloring Book
Hawk Mountain Sanctuary's New World Vulture Activity Book
Rosalie Edge biography by Dyana Furmansky
Hawk Mountain coffee table book
Fred Wetzel 75th Anniversary Print
SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS:
Raptor Research and Management Techniques
State of North America's Birds of Prey
Neotropical Raptors, the first in Hawk Mountain's first raptor conservation series.
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