A view of the gazebo at sunset with people walking down the boardwalk toward it.
CBoP

About the 91°µÍø Center for Birds of Prey

Since 1979, we've rehabilitated thousands of raptors at our center in Maitland.
Photo: Julie and Ben Cechman/Cechman's Photography and Videography
700
Sick, injured, and orphaned birds treated annually
800+
Bald Eagles released back to the wild since 1979
32
Ambassador birds residing at the Center
Our Team

Katie Gill Warner

Center Director

A portrait of Dawn holding a Barred Owl on her gloved arm.

Dawn Glumicich

Center Assistant

A portrait of a woman with light brown hair wearing a gray 91°µÍø shirt.

Daisy Fiore, PhD

Senior Coordinator, Education

A portrait of Carrie.

Carrie Mohanna

Senior Coordinator, Special Projects

Beth with a Barred Owl.

Beth Lott

Raptor Specialist, Permittee

A portrait of Samantha

Samantha Little

CVT, Raptor Conservation Manager

A portrait of Cheryl.

Cheryl Merz

EagleWatch Program Manager

A portrait of Cameron holding an Eastern Screech-Owl on his gloved hand.

Cameron Couvillon

Senior Assistant, Raptor Care

A portrait of Helen.

Helen Dishaw

Raptor Rehabilitation Associate

David holds an Osprey.

David Fitzpatrick

Raptor Care Assistant

Thank You to Our Community Partners

Wekiva Island

Discovery Cove Orlando

Winter Park Veterinary Hospital

Sustainability Board

The center's Sustainability Board was established in 2011. This advisory board helps navigate and consult on center priorities and initiatives, including fundraising activities, site design, and marketing. This board is committed to helping 91°µÍø Center for Birds of Prey remain a relevant and important resource in Central Florida and attract donors and supporters to 91°µÍø.

Members

(Pictured from Left to Right)
James Farrell, Massey Services, Inc
Mary Sue Weinaug, Wekiva Island, Keep Seminole Beautiful
Katie Warner, Center Director
Leslie Laslo, IVX Health
Linda Sitek-Smith, Keller Williams
Alexis Preisser, Mitigation Marketing, Inc.

Stories from the Center for Birds of Prey
About the Center
Our History
Unidentified people from the Florida 91°µÍø Society and Florida Nature Conservancy in a meeting to save the Bald Eagle

The first meeting of the Florida 91°µÍø Society was held right here in Maitland in March 1900. For over a century, we've been advocating for birds and the places they need in the Sunshine State.

Learn More
A man and young girl look at an American Kestrel a woman is holding.
Plan Your Visit
A Great Horned Owl
Meet Our Birds