Association for the Wild Animals "Sokół"

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"Sokół" Association for Wild Animals was established in 2002. Works across the country, has the status of Public Benefit Organization. Its head office is located in Wloclawek.

Participates in the work of the Falconer Restitution Program in Poland. It mainly coordinates the work of monitoring the peregrine population. The association is also engaged in the reintroduction of falcons, primarily in forest areas, in order to rebuild the migratory peregrine falcon population, which once was characteristic of the whole area of ​​Poland. Monitoring of the resurgence of falcon populations includes Installing artificial hatchlings and hatching chicks.

Falcons nest in the following places:

As part of the popularization of the protection of peregrine falcons, the Association conducts Internet broadcasting from the nests in Wloclawek (on the chimney of the MPEC) and Warsaw (on the 45th floor of the PKNP).

Krzysztof Krauze and Joanna Kos-Krauze supported the 2008 tax collection for 1% of the tax for the Wild Animals Association "Sokół", transferring one percent of the tax and making it available to the public.

Since 2010, the Association has been reintroducing hawks on new rules. In 2010 56 young juices were distributed in 3 locations, and in 2011 - 66 young people in 4 locations.

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