THE TREE LIFE PROGRAM
This old oak was the home of a pair of Barn Owls for
many years, until it was cut down,
with the mother owl inside incubating her eggs. A nest of starlings
was also in the tree.
The Hungry Owl Project and WildCare have developed a new program to educate arborists and other people who need to know when and how to safely trim trees and shrubs without causing harm to wildlife.
Information for Arborists & Gardeners
Pruning? Look out for birds and nests
Reunited Family a Reminder of Wildlife Laws - tree cutting destroys protected nest
Love your trees? So do the birds and the bees!
There is life in dead trees too!
Visit the Animal Inn at the U.S. Forest Service web site
To make a donation to the Hungry Owl Project please send a check payable
to WildCare/HOP to:
HOP, 179 The Alameda, San Anselmo, CA 94960
The Hungry Owl Project is a program of WildCare, a 501(c)(3)
nonprofit organization, tax ID # 51-0172331. WildCare advocates for wildlife
for a sustainable world through programs in wildlife rehabilitation and
environmental education. Please visit WildCare at www.wildcarebayarea.org.
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