Raptor Centres & Safari's
The exhibition or display of raptors is not considered falconry.
The various falconry clubs appreciate the conservation and education value of these exhibition or displays. However its recommend to the Conservation Departments that such exhibition or displays are managed only by an A or Master grade falconers. Such activities are to be dealt with on a case by case basis between the operator and the conservation departments.
Club members, who are approached to take part with their raptors in shows, television or sound broadcasts, shall first seek authority from their Club.
Safaris – only A or Master grade falconer’s may operate safari operations. Such activities are to be dealt with on a case by case basis between the operator and the provincial conservation authority. Registration as a Professional Hunter may be required.
The sale and trading of raptors is only allowed with captive-bred raptors and is permissible only in cases where the express written authority of the club has been obtained, as well as a selling permit issued by the provincial conservation authority.
Commercial falconry are managed separately from the falconry clubs with an agreement between operator and provincial conservation departments.
