Each room in the Velma Morrison Interpretive center focuses on a different educational topic and experience. From learning about the purpose of different egg shapes to watching live video of aplomado falcons, our center provides a wide spectrum of educational opportunities.
Click and drag to look around – Imaging by Thomas Hayden
Explore this room to learn what makes a bird a bird of prey and their unique adaptations. Learn how eagles, hawks, falcons, and owls all different from each other.
Click and drag to look around – Imaging by Thomas Hayden
Bird of prey are an important tool that tell us the health of an ecosystem. Learn about The Peregrine Fund’s past and present conservation programs and what types of things impact birds of prey populations.
Click and drag to look around – Imaging by Thomas Hayden
Hands on family oriented exhibits wait for you in this room. Learn some of the amazing features birds have that allow them to fly and hunt. Come face to face with the largest bird egg.
The Tropical Theater is where live bird presentations take place.
The Velma Morrison Interpretive Center features two theaters where you can view educational videos about birds of prey.
Our indoor viewing hall has an assortment of species. Come see the impressive Harpy eagle from South America, the Eurasian Eagle Owl from Europe, the stunning Gyrfalcon from the High Arctic, the endangered Aplomado falcon, and the always curious Turkey Vulture.
September – May:
10 am – 5 pm Tuesday through Sunday
(closed Mondays)
June – August :
10 am – 5 pm daily