Our Partners

Thank you to our Partners!

The Conservancy thanks Sullivan County, New York and the New York Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) for their support of our eagle programming. We also thank the National Park Service – Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River for their partnership and the use of the Zane Grey Museum for our Winter Field Office space.

Generous funding support for the winter Eagle Watch program and activities has also been provided by The Koenig Family Charitable Fund of the Philadelphia Foundation, Sullivan Catskills Visitors Association through their Tourism Event Grants program, and Walmart through their Spark Good Local Grant program.

 

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Adult eagle with three eaglets

FACT:

Where do eagles nest?

Nesting activity begins as early as February, when eagles search for territory and begin construction or renovation of existing nests.

The female can lay one to three eggs; incubation lasts for 35 days.