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June 20, 2019 is American Eagle Day
June 20, 2019 is the 24th Anniversary of the first national observance of American Eagle Day!
Challenger’s Amazing Role Following 9/11
There will never be another Challenger. This blog is dedicated to his life and the inspiration he has provided—and continues to provide—to millions of people in America and around the globe.
Challenger Meets President Clinton at the White House – 1999
On July 2, 1999, Bald Eagle Challenger was an invited guest at the South Lawn of the White House as President Clinton announced plans to remove our nation’s National Symbol from the endangered species list.
Challenger Flies At Paralympic Opening Ceremony in Atlanta – 1996
Challenger makes first-ever free flight into a stadium on August 16, 1996 during the Opening Ceremonies of the Paralympic Games in Atlanta.
Challenger’s First Major League Free Flight – Atlanta Braves Home Opener April 4, 1997
Challenger’s First Time came on the night of April 4, 1997. The Atlanta Braves – the hottest baseball team of the 90s – had a new stadium, Turner Field, and this was their home opener! To honor the occasion, many celebrities were on hand, including former President Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn, the Governor of Georgia, Zell Miller, and Hank Aaron—the greatest home-run hitter of all time!
Challenger Thanks the Horatio Alger Association For 15 Years Of Support
2019 marked Challenger’s 15th year of involvement in the Horatio Alger Awards! It’s an honor to work with such a prestigious and generous organization!
AEF Staff Attends Rehab Symposium
Through March 5th-9th, AEF staff members Nancy Zagaya, Vet Tech, and Victoria Howard, Avian Care Specialist, attended the National Wildlife Rehabilitation Association (NWRA) Symposium in St. Louis, Missouri.
2018 Newsletter – A Year of Change & New Beginnings
If you haven’t been keeping a close eye on the American Eagle Foundation’s activities for a while, you have probably missed some important news!
AEF Participates in Tennessee Sandhill Crane Festival
Each year, thousands of Sandhill Cranes migrate through or spend the winter on and around the Hiwassee Refuge in Birchwood, TN. On Jan. 19-20, 2019, a festival was held to celebrate the arrival of these magnificent birds, and also to call attention to the wildlife in Tennessee and the Native American history of the area.
AEF Launches Twitch Channel
We look forward to growing our channel and hope we can educate millions on Twitch about Bald Eagles and other Birds of Prey.
AEF Visits World Bird Sanctuary
The American Eagle Foundation is excited to announce an alliance with the World Bird Sanctuary.
AEF Receives 6th Consecutive 4-Star Rating from Charity Navigator
For the 6th consecutive year, the American Eagle Foundation has received the highest rating possible from Charity Navigator: 4 Stars!
5 Best Eagle Cams From Florida To Washington
What are some of the best eagle cams available on the internet? * The Northeast Florida Nest Cam; *The Smoky Mountain Eagle Cam; * The Berry College Eagle Cam; *The DC Eagle Cam; & *The Dollywood Nest Eagle Cam.
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