Dedicated to the protection of all owl species
Looking for our first non-profit bird conservation organization to support, it was easy to nominate the Owl Rescue Centre. Everybody is intrigued by these amazing birds and nobody would like to see them become endangered. Apart from their many conservation projects, Owl Rescue Centre is both a rehabilitation facility and a sanctuary for owls in need of care.
Owl Rescue Centre Projects:
Rehabilitation – Caring for sick, injured and orphaned owls and releasing them back into
the wild using researched release methods based on the specific needs of each species.
Owl House Project – To create a habitat for owls to nest in.
Owl-friendly Rat Traps – To end the use of harmful chemicals that causes secondary poisoning.
Release Enclosures – To reintroduce owls back into their natural environment, through a soft release program.
Hunting Platforms – To attract owls away from busy roads where there is high risk of colliding with vehicles.
Bat Houses & Bee Hives – To aid in the conservation of our biodiversity.
Awareness Campaigns & Education – To create a passion for nature and the biodiversity of
Southern Africa.
Plastic Recycling Drive – To offer a solution to the plastic waste that lands up in the oceans and environment.
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By Tony Silva
