New interactive Gopher Tortoise exhibit coming to Alabama Nature Center

Two beautiful barred owls back where they belong. After weeks of care and rehabilitation at the Alabama Wildlife Center, these incredible birds were healthy, strong, and ready to return to the wild. Watching them soar into the trees — free and fearless — is why we do what we do. Every release is a reminder: healing is possible. Freedom is powerful. And keeping nature and wildlife safe is worth fighting for. #AlabamaWildlifeCenter #BarredOwls #WildlifeRehab #BackToTheWild #RiseUp #NatureHeals #Wi

🌿✨ What a day to celebrate success stories! Our team recently released 7 rehabilitated birds back into their natural habitats, including barred owls and a stunning red-shouldered hawk. Each of these birds came to us in need of care, and today, they’re flying free once again. 🦉🦅💫 Watch the highlights and join us in celebrating this victory for wildlife and the dedication of our amazing team and volunteers! Every release is a reminder of why we do what we do. 🌳💚 📽️ Check out the video and l

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