Get Up Close With Nature: Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center Brings Birds Of Prey To Marders This November
The Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center is thrilled to partner with Marders in Bridgehampton for a series of special Birds of Prey events, offering families, wildlife enthusiasts, and nature lovers a unique opportunity to get up close with some of Long Island’s most fascinating feathered residents.
Throughout November, the educational events will feature rescued Birds of Prey from the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center, giving visitors a chance to meet these remarkable creatures, learn about their unique characteristics, and discover the important role they play in our local ecosystem.
The Birds of Prey events will take place at Marders, located at 240 Snake Hollow Road in Bridgehampton, from 1 to 3 p.m. on the following dates:
- Saturday, November 14
- Saturday, November 21
- Friday, November 27
- Sunday, November 29
During each event, attendees will have the opportunity to observe rescued birds up close while learning about their behaviors, natural habitats and the challenges they face in the wild. Representatives from the Wildlife Rescue Center will share insights into the Center’s rescue and rehabilitation efforts, helping visitors better understand the importance of protecting Long Island’s native wildlife.
These special encounters provide a memorable and educational experience for visitors of all ages, inspiring a greater appreciation for wildlife and the vital role that conservation and rehabilitation play in preserving the East End’s natural environment.
The Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and caring for injured, sick and orphaned wild animals. Through its ongoing rescue efforts, educational programs and community outreach initiatives, the Center works to protect Long Island’s wildlife while encouraging residents and visitors to become advocates for the animals that share our environment.
For more information about the November Birds of Prey events, visit www.wildliferescuecenter.org or www.marders.com.
