Protecting
Utah’s Ospreys

From nest site tracking to removing harmful debris, Utah Osprey Project serves these incredible birds however we can.

The Problem:
Bailing twine

Ospreys love to use bailing twine in their nests. Every year as part of their mating ritual they bring more nesting materials and over time they can become quite the mess.

The older the nest, the more of a hazard. Bailing twine can cause young birds to get tangled and when they go to leave the nest, they cannot fly and die. This is why we exist, to find these nests and clean them up.

Delivering Lasting Impact

We serve

people whose lives have been upended by war, conflict and natural disasters

We work

in countries where people don’t have the support they need to recover from crisis

We respond

within 72 hours, staying to help countries stabilize and people rebuild their lives

We resettle

refugees welcomed by the world, helping them to succeed and thrive

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With Your Support, Change Happens

The country most people don’t know we work in

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What is next for Afghans who fled to the United States?

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