American Eagle Foundation presents “Conserving Bald Eagles in Tennessee"

Please join us as the American Eagle Foundation presents “Conserving Bald Eagles in Tennessee.”

The American Eagle Foundation (AEF) has a longstanding history in the conservation of bald eagles and other birds of prey. Over the course of over 30 years, AEF has released over 180 bald eagles back into the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, and our educational outreach featuring our resident eagle and raptors has inspired millions. Through the conservation efforts of citizens, lawmakers, and organizations like us, the bald eagle has made a triumphant comeback from the brink of extinction.

Join Dr. Robyn Miller and American Eagle Foundation staff to learn about the bald eagle’s recovery in Tennessee and how Project Eagle, AEF’s new facility, will continue AEF’s legacy of protecting Tennessee’s raptors.

While completing her PhD in literature at Auburn University, Dr. Miller started volunteering at the university’s raptor facility in 2012. She decided to pursue raptor education as a full-time career upon graduating and joined American Eagle Foundation’s team in 2018. As an educator and falconer, she hopes to share her partnership with raptors as a force for good, inspiring a passion for avian conservation in the hearts of generations to come.

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