Paul, Raptors Return for Audubon Program
paul, director of Raptor Rehab of Central Arkansas, is set to return to the Coronado Center auditorium at 10 a.m. on September 10, 2024, to discuss his experiences with raptors and provide insight into his conservation efforts. This event promises to captivate audiences with tales of raptor rehabilitation.
Paul’s extensive knowledge of birds of prey will be shared through engaging stories, highlighting the journey of these magnificent creatures from injury to recovery and eventually, their release back into the wild. His years of dedication and care for these animals have given him a unique perspective on their nature and their needs.
Conservation Efforts and Community Engagement
Paul’s work is part of a broader effort to educate and engage the community in conservation activities. By sharing his knowledge and experiences, he aims to inspire others to take action and contribute to the protection and preservation of these beautiful birds. His stories will not only captivate but also educate, fostering a deeper appreciation for these remarkable creatures and their place in our ecosystem.
The event also highlights the critical role of organizations like the Audubon Society in promoting environmental awareness and conservation. By hosting such programs, the Audubon Society encourages community involvement and supports vital initiatives that protect our natural heritage.
A Message of Hope and Action
Through Paul’s stories and the Audubon Society’s initiatives, we are reminded that our actions have the power to make a real difference in the lives of these incredible birds
Philip Estrada
