Falconer's cause is to save critically endangered species

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/nov/26/its-very-easy-to-save-a-species-how-carl-jones-rescued-more-endangered-animals-than-anyone-else?CMP=share_btn_fb&fbclid=IwAR029-lfHweJsiqZeUXdIBKXUPhRApl9bM9bwfVZhbdPNYSYz2WpG3HNU7A

Falconry used to condition falcons for eventual release

This lovely video shows how falconry techniques, along with the latest GPS tracking technology ensures that rehabilitated falcons and other birds of prey have their best chance of survival in the wild.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WqcF-6N-98&fbclid=IwAR1sg0zaRKfPJ5sSsn6_ji3XTdsXgyUnEvO8fEgYQZuzhGJqIlYhunks_L0

Brian Walton, His legacy of dedication to peregrines

https://www.condorlookout.org/2007/06/in-memory-of-brian-walton.html?fbclid=IwAR0-2pAxHBADEWGOfc1Qp7kx7VGNPwBI11fpkHr3wbuc0OODGFMkkmiE8Bw

Falconers helping peregrine recover since the 60's.

The Peregrine fund along with the University of Penn and Cornell have conducted and funded several studies whose results weigh heavily the benefits of passage and eyas birds taken and trained by falconers go on to live longer and produce more offspring after being released after a couple of hunting seasons. And as Kitty mentioned, if it was not for the work of Falconers side by side with ornithologists and these schools, Falconers can take credit for the return of the Peregrine Falcon and it's removal for the endangered species list. In 1964 nesting peregrine falcons were extinct in the eastern United States. A male Peregrine that came to me injured with the approval of Fish and Game to try to rehab him, went on to U of Penn breeding program headed in part with fellow falsconer and mentor, Gaylan Garrish, and sired at least 8 successful broods. I take great pride in my part as a young falconer bringing back the Peregrine.   Retired USN Officer Michael Jacobus.  

The real story of the Morro Rock California Peregrines

Birders and Falconers work together for all wildlife

https://eastsideaudubon.org/corvid-crier-stories-2016-09/falconry-and-raptor-conservation?fbclid=IwAR1Kg37Ps8oURntxO-1bLljYMvWOf_3mWPu7pnL7yWYll5H0tFWZR3AFdvE

Morro Rock Peregrine Article

https://www.sanluisobispo.com/news/local/news-columns-blogs/photos-from-the-vault/article72181477.html?fbclid=IwAR1Y_JizKbbd6dr2Txmz9VTdrdmqSN0OyD_zhvhcKJSrgqYhb6STzuwyxjs

The Morro Rock Peregrines

Take time to read this inflaming and litigious statements.   And sign the petition.

https://www.change.org/p/california-dept-of-parks-and-recreation-change-the-wording-on-the-morro-bay-rock-peregrine-information-graphic?signed=true&fbclid=IwAR2ZQ3pAEFYJkSQeyu4Bw__GzVz4iOTSIBlOv0blDVtj5yZ-MIQ7l1N_vSM

Brian MacDonald, Falconer, Master Hoodmaker passes

http://www.earthspan.foundation/about-us-2/in-memoriam/brian-mcdonald/

Peregrine Falcon Speed, Explained

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7rOjh4Lr78

Have Falconers Saved Falcons (and Other) Birds of Prey from Extinction? YES

https://www.kcet.org/shows/california-coastal-trail/has-falconry-saved-endangered-falcons-from-extinction

Author of the Endangered Species Act Passes

http://www.tampabay.com/news/environment/Nathaniel-Reed-Florida-environmental-advocate-and-co-author-of-the-Endangered-Species-Act-dies-at-84_169924582

Pat Redig retires from the Raptor Center

His many contributions to raptor medicine has influenced raptor care and husbandry around the world.  His legacy is immense.

https://www.mprnews.org/story/2018/06/07/minnesota-raptor-center-cofounder-redig-retires-birds-nature

Falconers worldwide ARE Conservationists.

https://www.ef-fc.org/about-us

Falconers helping with American Kestrel Studies

Falconers, Lance and Jill Morrow continue still to study and document raptor populations.

https://www.facebook.com/raptorresearchfoundation/?hc_ref=ARRlH8bOkVUxlnkUcKM2X_qaLbgY-5ST6WenEwB6_1cDP3hHFJd1YyVw8rGV5oxts-g

Extreme Falconry

Skydiving with a peregrine falcon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=38&v=-vfLDIvBGXE

Falconer who rescued peregrines loses life in California fires.

http://www.pressdemocrat.com/news/7756491-181/biologist-kirven-rescued-falcons?artslide=0