Events
OWL Open House May 30th & 31st, 2026
Join us for our largest fundraiser! OWL’s Open House will be held on May 30th & 31st from 10am-3pm. We will have educational bird of prey talks, a raptor release each day at 1pm, and bird of prey meet and greets. Visit our ambassadors birds, and enjoy a meal from various food trucks, including the Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions Club food […]
OWL Open House June 7 & 8, 2025
Join us for our largest fundraiser! OWL’s Open House will be held on June 7th & 8th from 10am-3pm. We will have educational bird of prey talks, a raptor release each day at 1pm, and bird of prey meet and greets. Visit our ambassadors birds, and enjoy a meal from various food trucks, including the Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions Club […]
OWL I want for Christmas Fundraiser 2024
Join us for “OWL I Want for Christmas” on Saturday, December 7th, from 10am-3pm, for our winter fundraiser! Have your picture taken with Santa and his OWL helper. Pick up unique gifts for those on your list, take a tour to view your favorite raptor species, take a stroll through our informative wildlife museum, and enjoy some hot drinks & […]
Yoga with Raptors 2024
Enjoy an outdoor yoga session under the watchful eyes of raptors followed by a guided tour of 15 different raptor species. All are welcome, no experience necessary. Feel free to bring your own yoga mat, we will have a few extras on site. This event will run rain or shine, with a covered area available if necessary. Event runs on […]
OWL Open House May 4th & 5th 2024
Join us for our largest fundraiser! OWL’s Open House will be held on May 4th & 5th from 10am-3pm. We will have educational bird of prey talks, a raptor release each day at 1pm, and bird of prey meet and greets. Visit our ambassadors birds, and enjoy a meal from various food trucks, including the Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions Club […]
OWL I want for Christmas 2023
Join us for “OWL I Want for Christmas” on December 2nd, from 10am-3pm, our first winter fundraiser in four years! Have your picture taken with Santa and his OWL helper. Pick up unique gifts for those on your list, take a tour of your favorite raptor species, walk through our wildlife museum, and enjoy some hot drinks & food at […]
News
Snaptique
We’re thrilled to feature a photo spot at our event, created by Snaptique. Since 2014, they’ve been offering photo booths for corporate and private events, with over 15 exciting booth options. Their photo booths have been capturing fun memories at weddings, parties and corporate events. They are the best photo booth rental service in Toronto, Kitchener, Ottawa and Montreal
Eagles and death metal: Trio of raptors found on Sunshine Coast with lead poisoning
A B.C. bird rehabilitation organization is sounding the alarm after treating a trio of golden eagles for lead poisoning. All three birds were found near Sechelt on the Sunshine Coast this year, and taken to the Orphan Wildlife Rehabilitation Society (OWL) in Delta for treatment. “People had recognized that they weren’t flying away and they were kind of lethargic, they weren’t scared, they were […]
Eagles set to converge at BC Landfill
https://bc.ctvnews.ca/hundreds-of-eagles-set-to-converge-on-b-c-landfill-during-fall-1.6586614
Getting the lead out: Wildlife rescuers desperate to save bald eagles from being poisoned
A great article by CTV News about “Getting the Lead Out” and the issues that wildlife rehabilitations face. Please follow the link below: https://bc.ctvnews.ca/mobile/getting-the-lead-out-wildlife-rescuers-desperate-to-save-bald-eagles-from-being-poisoned-1.5334058?fbclid=IwAR2Nx66nk5gQkAQwo9NrWQ2xfDrvy95Q9d28LLPaXlUC7t9QgnO0_uWpQbI
More respect for wildlife would mean less work for OWL
A great article done by The Optimist on the impacts of humans on wildlife and how more prevention and respect would mean less injured wildlife. Please read the article below: https://www.delta-optimist.com/local-news/more-respect-for-wildlife-would-mean-less-work-for-owl-3462152?fbclid=IwAR2YGKiRe4FHt8yuUVfTP2jIMbFTZVA8oZ6IU8RSZOv_mrUYDliBbeAEIqY
Video: Rehabilitated bald eagle released in Richmond
Recently, we had successfully rehabilitated and released a Bald Eagle that was found injured in Richmond, BC. Richmond News covered the release and also included an excellent release video. To watch the video of the release and to read more, please follow the link below: https://www.richmond-news.com/local-news/video-rehabilitated-bald-eagle-released-in-richmond-3439043?fbclid=IwAR1mT6Ccqs_tSAj01xaJl5Y29k5AZEeS5fYn1I7uy44fE1DiyT9u5ocbXPI
Archives
To view previous events and news articles, click here
