Raptor and Wildlife Refuge of Tasmania Craig Webb to front Salamanca fundraiser

THE who’s hoo of wildlife rescue will swoop on Salamanca tomorrow night.

AN event which aims to keep the work of a well-known wildlife rescuer soaring takes off tomorrow evening.

The Wild Island Tasmania shop in Salamanca will host an evening with Craig Webb, founder of the Raptor and Wildlife Refuge of Tasmania.

The hour-long event will include stories of Mr Webb’s experiences with raptors, a “show and tell” component and some background into why there is a need for the refuge, and the reason for so many birds requiring his care.

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Craig Webb from Raptor And Wildlife Refuge releases a rehabilitated eagle on a property near Jericho. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN

The Raptor and Wildlife Refuge of Tasmania is committed to securing the future of Tasmania’s raptors by reducing human impacts through rehabilitating injured, sick or orphaned raptors, educating the public and supporting habitat conservation.

Proceeds from the night go directly to the refuge to help Mr Webb continue his work. $10 entry per person. The event starts at 6.30pm.

Originally published as Raptor and Wildlife Refuge of Tasmania Craig Webb to front Salamanca fundraiser