Breaking News...
"Harpy Awareness" gathered major momentum, thanks to "Mission: Harpy Eagle" and
day of events held on April 10, 2005 at Centro Deportivo Kiwanis in Ciudad del Saber (Clayton).
The Peregrine Fund reports that its important work with Harpy Eagles
is making headway, helping to return more of these rare and magnificent birds back into the wild. For more information, see
the Foundation's official Web site:
www.fondoperegrino.org or visit them at their convenient, easy-to-find location at Ciudad del Saber, Clayton.
"Sister Schools" are expected to join in greater numbers to help support
Mission: Harpy Eagle, according to members of the Mission coordinating team.
Support for this national, grassroots, school-based program can be measured by the increasing number of information requests
being directed to a dedicated team of volunteers, who in turn provide to these schools a variety of materials useful to student
learning and teachers' lesson plans.
Coordinator and Students from Mission: Harpy Eagle receive recognition for their excellent
work done in conservation and protection of the Harpy Eagle.
Mission Harpy Eagle Students from 8th. grade and their coordinator, Teacher Ileana M. Cotes, were granted certificates
by Marta Curti, biologist of The Peregrine Fund.
Marta Curti, biologist, who has worked very hard spreading the importance of the Harpy Eagle, expressed words of appreciation
for the work developed by Mission: Harpy Eagle students and coordinator.
Parents, students, teachers, and board of directors from Colegio Brader witnessed the special moment when these recognitions
were given.
