Your Bio
Bird TLC is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to rehabilitating sick, injured or orphaned wild birds and providing avian education programs to the public. Dr. James R. Scott, an Anchorage veterinarian, now retired, founded Bird TLC in 1988. Dr. Karen Higgs, along with other many volunteers, donate thier time to treat these birds in need. In addition to medical care, Bird TLC provides a variety of educational programs to increase people's awareness of the wild birds around them and to encourage preservation of their habitat. Bird TLC is supported by education program fees and contributions from individuals, private foundations, corporations.
Here you'll find pictures of birds in our rehabilitation and education programs. There will also be pictures of birds being released back to the wild and other Bird TLC events and the people that make it happen. Enjoy!
Questions or comments? Email me
Visit our website at http://www.birdtlc.net for more information
You can also see more pictures by our volunteer Britt Coon at AK Britt
Here you'll find pictures of birds in our rehabilitation and education programs. There will also be pictures of birds being released back to the wild and other Bird TLC events and the people that make it happen. Enjoy!
Questions or comments? Email me
Visit our website at http://www.birdtlc.net for more information
You can also see more pictures by our volunteer Britt Coon at AK Britt
Featured Galleries
2013 25th Anniversary / Live & Silent Auction
Bird TLC's annual Live and Silent Auction was held at the Egan Convent ...
Updated: Apr 29, 2013 11:01am AKDT
Boreal Owl release at Kincaid Park 4/25/2013
Dr Karen Higgs releases a boreal owl at Kincaid Park. It came to Bird ...
Updated: Apr 25, 2013 7:12pm AKDT
GE12-30 Golden Eagle at Palmer Hay Flats
Our first eagle release of the year. Goldie the Golden Eagle who came ...
Updated: Apr 20, 2013 10:26pm AKDT
Every year our education birds get a thorough exam, beak cooping if ne ...
Updated: Mar 24, 2013 7:17pm AKDT
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With your support we will continue to provide primary medical care and rehabilitation for sick, injured,
or orphaned wild birds; and to provide environmental education for the public through live wild bird programs.
