Research and Conservation


The Research and Conservation Division of Liberty Wildlife works in proactive ways to solve human/wildlife conflicts before animals are injured or lost. We work in partnership with agencies, private companies, non-profits, and the general public to conduct studies and projects that help conserve wildlife and enhance habitat. Our professional staff includes research scientists and field workers, as well as veterinarians, education specialists, and public relations people. Projects include burrowing owl conservation and research, contracts with APS and SRP utility companies to better protect birds of prey from power hazards, habitat restoration, monitoring urban raptor nests, and working with homeowners to solve individual wildlife issues.

Red-tailed hawk in the danger zone

List of Services Offered

• Native species relocation (individual as well as colony)
• Nest relocation
• Recovery of injured native wildlife
• Wildlife medical and rehabilitation services
• Creation of artificial habitat for native species such as burrowing owls, and desert tortoises
• Outreach wildlife awareness educational programs
• Consultation services regarding solutions to human and wildlife conflicts
• Development of wildlife protection programs such as Avian Protection Plan
• Assist in the understanding and concurrence with various wildlife protection acts
• Native wildlife surveys, monitoring and habitat assessments

A nest in need of a move

An electrocution survivor