Does West Coast Falconry take Bitcoin?

No, West Coast Falconry does not take Bitcoin.

Does West Coast Falconry take credit cards?

Yes, West Coast Falconry takes credit cards.

Specialties

West Coast Falconry is your premiere Northern California resource for a full range of hands-on raptor and falconry classes and services. Owner and Master Falconer, Kate Marden, invites you to join her and the staff at the West Coast Falconry Center to get a glimpse inside this incredible and ancient hunting tradition. Our classes and experiences are developed to allow you to interact with our trained birds of prey. Each of our onsite classes lets students fly and/or hold our raptors. Choose the falconry experience that best suits your level of interest and comfort zone. Do you have an event where you’d like to add a layer of excitement and mystique? You will find that our educational demonstrations can be tailored to suit any size and age group. Every interaction with West Coast Falconry is filled with a wealth of information covering the natural history of birds of prey, their role in the environment as well as many conservation efforts made by falconers throughout the world, such as saving the Peregrine falcon from extinction. Birds of prey have a powerful pull on the human mind; here is the opportunity to learn dip your toes into the waters that are the human/raptor relationship.

History

Established in 2005.

West Coast Falconry was first established in Marin County, 2005. We relocated to Yuba County in 2006 and have been here ever since. The West Coast Falconry Center is the first Falconry School opened in Calofornia

Meet the Business Owner: Kate M.

Kate Marden is a native Californian who became fascinated with raptors, like so many falconers, when she was nine. Inspired by falconry centers in Great Britain, Kate started West Coast Falconry, in 2005, in Marin County. Their special use permit allows non-falconers to handle their birds of prey. 2006 saw a move to Yuba County. West Coast Falconry teaches on-site classes, presents at schools, colleges, retirement communities, and clubs like Rotary, Lions, Elks, etc. Kate utilizes her birds in team building exercises and at conventions. The West Coast birds have flown in videos, movies, and television shows; they even have birds who deliver wedding rings. The West Coast Falconry mission is to preserve this ancient hunting art and protect birds of prey and their habitat by educating people about the relationship between raptors and their humans.