The Institute of Wildlife Sciences is a non-profit organization dedicated to ensuring the future of wildlife through education, partnerships and ecological research.
Institute of Wildlife Sciences, Inc.
Institute of Wildlife Sciences, Inc.
Brian Mealey, Executive Director
16531 SW 81 Avenue, Palmetto Bay, Florida 33157
(305) 975-0200
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The Real Deal
Find out how the Institute of Wildlife Sciences helps both Burrowing Owls and humans get along!
How Can You Help?
The Institute of Wildlife Sciences strongly believes in a proactive approach to resolving problems for and associated with wildlife.
We come from a rehabilitation background working primarily with birds of prey and reptiles. Our organization evolved to determine and prevent potential wildlife problems before they happen. Wildlife injuries continue to occur. Through controlled research projects we will assist and support wildlife biologists and wildlife rehabilitators in identifying and decreasing many unnecessary injuries.
This eaglet is happy to be back in its nest after being banded and fitted with a transmitter. You will notice a fish -- eagle sushi -- on the left side of the nest.
These projects assist us and other wildlife agencies in monitoring the health and movements of eagles and other wildlife.
Your tax-deductible contribution will support our continued efforts in the monitoring and understanding of our most vital wild species. Donations are very much appreciated!
Eaglets with an attitude, just the way we like them. The color bands are determined by the Bird Banding Laboratory, USGS, a federal agency.
Brian Mealey, Executive Director of the Institute of Wildlife Sciences (IWS), temporarily removing an eaglet from its nest in Port St. Lucie, Florida. This eaglet, named “Birdie” received national media coverage and her movement is being viewed from around the world. The Tesoro eaglet study is part of a partnership among the IWS, Audubon of Florida, and The Ginn Company.
Please send your donations to:
Institute of Wildife Sciences
16531 Sw 81 Avenue
Village of Palmetto Bay, Florida 33157
The Institute of Wildilfe Sciences is a 501©(3) non-profit organization and your contributions are tax-deductible.
Thank You!
