top of page

Glen Helen Raptor Center

The Glen Helen Raptor Center is part of the Glen Helen Association, a non-profit organization. The Raptor Center operates two core programs; education of raptors and their role in Ohio ecosystems, and rehabilitation of injured raptors with the goal of release back to the wild.  

Visiting the Raptor Center:

During open hours, visitors can walk around the outdoor enclosures and view the Ohio native raptor species on display. Each enclosure has signs about the species and individual birds within. For a more interactive experience, visit with educational staff on Saturday and Sundays from 11am-2pm. Hike from the parking lot at 405 Corry Street, or drive directly to the Raptor Center for those with limited mobility.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Support the birds by clicking on the Donate tab. 

Looking for guided visit for your group or for birds to visit your classroom or scout group?  Click on the Education tab.

image_6483441 (1).JPG

Hours of Operation

Winter: 9am-5pm

Spring & Fall: 9am-6pm

Summer: 9am-7pm

Limited parking.

Classroom open Saturday and Sunday 11am-2pm.

Upcoming Programs:

 

For more information about upcoming programs visit: www.glenhelen.org/calendar

 

October 15th: Photography Program

 

October 28th: Owl-ween

 

November 12th: Reading with Raptors

Contact Us:

Glen Helen Raptor Center

1075 State Route 343

Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387

937.767.6656 

Rebecca Jaramillo

Raptor Center Director

The Raptor Center's mission is to improve the welfare of raptors across Ohio through educating the public about birds of prey, wildlife, and conservation, and through the rehabilitation of injured raptors across Southwestern Ohio.  Permits are held through the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Ohio Division of Wildlife.

 

bottom of page