Bird of Prey Center

The Orange County Bird of Prey Center is a state- and federally-licensed 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the rehabilitation and release of raptors; each year approximately 200-300 injured or orphaned birds of prey pass through OCBPC’s facility—owls, hawks, eagles, falcons, and more—all undergoing treatment and rehabilitation. In 2025, the organization released close to 150 rehabilitated raptors back into the wild, where they belong. Wild birds that are not eligible for release can become Education Ambassadors to work in OCBPC’s education and outreach programming, which engaged over 18,000 people last year. As a primarily volunteer-run organization, we strongly believe that education is the best long-term solution to prevent and mitigate many of the challenges that too frequently result in birds coming to us. We believe that raptors play an integral role in the balance of nature. All of our outreach strives to help participants understand the roles these animals play in the world, the challenges they face, and what we all can do to help their plight.

TERMS & CONDITIONS:

Your well-being is our primary concern. We ask and expect you to be able to participate safely in the activities, classes and programs you have chosen. By registering, you agree to release Laguna Beach Seniors, Inc. and its instructors from all possible liability that may arise from your participation.
Registration is required before participation in any class.
Late registration is permitted when a class series is active on our registration page. However, class fees are not pro-rated.
Payment for any class fees is due upon registration.
Limited Refund Policy: If a fee class is cancelled, you will automatically receive a full refund. There are no refunds if you miss a class or drop out. If case of error, forward your class registration by email to the Registrar with an explanation. All refunds are at the discretion of the Registrar and involve a service charge, except when a class is cancelled.
Our code of conduct: A successful Zoom event requires the good will of all involved. Instructors, at their sole discretion, can mute any Zoom participant who they deem is disruptive to the class.

Orange County Birds of Prey