The Peregrine Fund

Halfway across the world in New Delhi, India, two brothers have made it their mission to protect a bird known as the Black Kite.

Idaho Matters gets "nose-to-beak" with some of the best birds of prey in the Treasure Valley.

Raptors are struggling around the globe. We look at the severity of the problem and what an Idaho scientist is doing to help.

From the 1950s to the mid-1990s, no wild Aplomado Falcons were born in the U.S. Last month, with a lot of help from the Boise-based Peregrine Fund, the…

Idaho Redistricting Redux.Valley Regional Transit gets more Late Night Lyft.Keeping Idaho schools safe.The Peregrine Fund helps Aplomado Falcons…

The World Center for Birds of Prey is expanding with its new "Global Stem Classroom," that will connect students with biologists in the field. We visit…

A study by the Boise-based Peregrine Fund shows that many of the world's raptor species are in trouble. The research shows that more than half of the…

A domestic violence survivor shares her story to raise awareness.Idaho's Opportunity Scholarship provides financial aid for adult learners.The Boise…

The Peregrine Fund announced this week that four American Kestrel eggs have hatched in the well-watched nest in Boise. It is the sixth year the birds have…

What can the world’s largest falcon tell us about climate change? That’s the question one Boise researcher is asking in an article published this month in…