Global Raptor Conservation Science and Research
Hawk Mountain Sanctuary was the first refuge for birds of prey in the world. Since 1934, we have been dedicated to conserving raptors locally and globally through monitoring and research.
Active Raptor Research
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- Tracking MapsFollow our tracked raptors on their migratory journeys.
- Migration DataHawk Mountain has the longest running raptor migration data in the world.
- Report Your SightingsSee a raptor in the wild? We may be tracking that species.
- PublicationsWe lead and collaborate with research projects worldwide to produce accredited publications.
Pioneering Conservation
- 440+International Trainees
- 75Countries
- 45+Global Collaborators
- 25+Species Being Researched
International Training Program
Hawk Mountain Sanctuary works to inspire, train, and empower future leaders in conservation. Year-round opportunities for up-and-coming conservationists offer hands-on experiences that trainees can then bring home to their countries and regions to foster raptor conservation around the globe.