Eagles Heritage provides opportunities for students to learn outside of the traditional classroom environment.

Encounter some of the magnifi­cent resident birds of prey close-up during twice daily Birds of Prey Encounters. Flight shows run for approximately 40 minutes at 11.00am and 1.30pm daily. Learn how the birds use their extraordinary sensory abilities to track and catch prey and watch their precision in action as they swoop from the treetops to catch their food.

Eagles Heritage provides the main care and rehabilitation facility for raptors in Western Australia. It currently offers a permanent home to over 40 raptors, including Eagles, Hawks, Falcons and Owls which are unable to return to the wild, with many more birds rehabilitated and released each year. A 1km bush walk among native flora allows students to view aviaries housing resident diurnal and nocturnal birds of prey.