Wild Skies Raptor Center
Our mission is to provide the best possible care, rehabilitation, and eventual release of injured Wild birds. We believe it is our moral obligation to protect and conserve our wildlife and natural resources for future generations through education and outreach programs. We strive to cooperate and coordinate with other organizations and agencies in our endeavors. Our ultimate goal is to build and operate a wildlife hospital and education Center.
Bonner, MT Founded 2010 Revenue $130,214
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- Easthouse National Recreation Trail
The record
- EIN
- 272332804
- Founded
- 2010
- Annual revenue
- $130,214
- Headquarters
- Bonner, MT
- Website
- www.wildskies.org
- Focus
- Wildlife Biodiversity
- State
- Montana
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