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The Raptor Trust The Raptor Trust was founded in 1983 as a group in Norfolk, England, purely run by volunteers, to treat sick and injured birds of prey and to alert the public to the need to protect and conserve both birds of prey and the habitat in which they live. The Raptor Trust also aims to educate the public about our birds of prey through attending a variety of shows, giving demonstrations and free school visits.
The Suffolk Owl Sanctuary The sanctuary is another bird of prey centre found in East Anglia. They are a registered charity comprised of a team of dedicated falconers and volunteers committed to the welfare of the owls and other brids of prey who live at the centre. There a daily flying demonstrations, a raptor hospital with information about owls.
The Hawk Board The Hawk Board works to protect falconry and the keeping of birds of prey by collecting and collating scientific evidence on all aspects of captive birds of prey. It also endeavours to make sure that the standards of bird of prey keeping are of the highest in the UK.
The Independent Bird Register was set up in 1994 to reunite lost, found and stolen hawks, falcons and owls. The IBR issues breeders and split rings for all birds of prey.
The Campaign for Falconry The Campaign for Falconry started life in 1997 as an initiative between The Hawk Board and the Countryside Alliance. Its whole reason is to raise funds and awareness to defend falconry and the keeping of all birds of prey.
DEFRA Defra works for the essentials of life - water, food, air, land, people, animals and plants. They would be the contact for all legislative enquiries regarding raptor conservation and captive birds of prey.

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