As of November 2020, permanent inhabitants of the center include 37 individual birds from 21 species.

In early 1994 the center was moved to its current location, and it is now open to the public.

[1] The center specializes in rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing sick, injured and orphaned birds back to the wild when possible, and providing a long term habitat for some that cannot be released into the wild because of their injuries or imprinting on humans.

[3] The center is permanent home to about 50 individual birds representing 30 native species of raptors.

[2] The center provides guided educational programs of various lengths for large or small groups ("take a Walk on the Wild Side", "Reading with Raptors", and staff guided private tours) and self-guided tours at the facility, and visits by staff and birds to classrooms and other venues for presentations of various lengths ("Bring the Wild Alive" and "Reading with Raptors").