Auburn University Medical Center

Eagles. Auburn. Southeastern Raptor Center.

The flight of the eagle is uniquely Auburn, yet their role is to promote wildlife conservation, education and rehabilitation.

The Southeastern Raptor Center rehabilitates and releases hundreds of injured birds of prey annually and conducts educational programs throughout the Southeast using non-releasable raptors in its educational programs.

Eagles Participate in Wind Technology Research

The Auburn Eagles and staff from the Southeastern Raptor Center participated in research to help the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Colorado develop a radar system to prevent bird strikes in wind turbines. Read more.

War Eagle Forever Program

Support the flight of the Auburn eagles and the mission of the Southeastern Raptor Center. To learn more about the War Eagle Forever program and ways to give, please open the .

The Southeastern Raptor Center is not open to the public except for special presentation dates designated on our online calendar. To make your own appointment, call 334/844-6943 for pricing and scheduling details.