AUSTRALIAN RAPTOR CARE

AND CONSERVATION INC.

Photographer: Matt Wright

Resources

ARCC Inc. is on a mission to have a positive impact on raptor rehabilitation in Australia. We want to elevate the techniques employed by wildlife carers in order to ensure successful rehabilitation and maximise survival rates post-release. To support those at the forefront, we've gathered a range of free resources to assist those working within the raptor rehabilitation sector in Australia.

Articles

Articles on raptor and wildlife rehabilitation from around Australia.

Tracking - Australian Raptor Care and Conservation Inc.

Aviary Design

Learn about the construction of the Higher Ground Raptor Centre in the Southern Highlands of NSW.

Birdwatching Online

Live birdwatching webcams, capturing real-time footage of Australian raptors.

Feather Banking

Feathers banks are collections of feathers held by licenced wildlife organisations for the purpose of imping for rehabilitation.

Field Guide

We have developed a field guide to assist in the correct identification of Australian birds of prey.

Avian and Wildlife Vets

Explore a comprehensive list of avian and wildlife vets located across Australia.

SPECIES IDENTIFICATION

Learn how to differentiate between commonly confused birds of prey.

Codes of Practice

Codes of practice for wildlife and raptor rehabilitation across Australia.

Threats and Conservation

Australian raptors face significant threats and challenges when it comes to their rehabilitation and survival.

Wildlife and Rehabilitation Groups

Explore licensed wildlife and rehabilitation groups across Australia.

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In the spirit of reconciliation, Australian Raptor Care and Conservation Inc acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today. We recognise and appreciate the traditional significance and cultural roles birds of prey play in the lives of our First Nations people.

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