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Tri-State Open House A Success
Over 300 members of the community braved the questionable weather to visit Tri-State’s annual 
open house on April 27th, from 11am – 3pm. Attendees got behind-the-scenes tours of the facility, participated in a variety of fun and educational activities, and much more!
Click to find out more about the event and our sponsors.
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Tri-State Launches “Spreading Our Wings” Campaign
On April 27th, at its annual Open House, Tri-State announced the public launch of a $5.5M capital campaign to construct a new building, the Wildlife Response Annex, and enhance its endowment. 
For over 30 years, Tri-State has been giving injured, orphaned and oiled wild birds a second chance to thrive in the wild. Tri-State has expanded and adapted its facilities over time, in order to provide the best possible care to the wildlife brought to them. This next phase of growth is critical to ensuring that Tri-State will be able to continue to meet the ongoing demand for its services and expertise. Click here to learn more.
To make a donation to the campaign, complete this form , email wings@tristatebird.org or call 302-737-9543 x108.
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Tri-State Bird Rescue & Research
2006 Annual Report
Mission
Tri-State Bird Rescue & Research is a non-profit organization whose mission is to achieve excellence in the rehabilitation of injured, orphaned, and oiled native wild birds, with the goal of returning healthy birds to their natural environment.
New Arrivals
2008 Baby Bird Season
Spring is here, and Tri-State has begun receiveing the many baby birds that will be brought in to our clinic over the next few months. 
Caring for baby birds is time-consuming but rewarding - the very young need to be fed every 20 minutes for 14 hours a day! As with all the birds we receive, we work hard to give them the care they need and return them to their natural habitat as quickly as possible. We are always in need of dedicated volunteers and offer information sessions each month for those who are interested.
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Volunteer Newsletter
Clinic Volunteer Calendar
Tips on Living with Wildlife
Tri-State Hosted 26th Annual NWRA Symposium
Tri-State recently hosted the National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association’s 2008 Symposium in Cherry Hill, New Jersey on March 4-8, 2008. The schedule was packed with workshops, seminars, and information sessions, including presentations by Tri-State staff. click here for more
