United Airlines announced plans to expand its Raptor Relocation Network to San Francisco International Airport. Alongside Audubon International, United plans to trap barn owls near the airport and relocate them to safer golf course habitats.
United launched its Raptor Relocation Network in 2017 at Newark Liberty International Airport, where it’s already resettled more than 80 birds.
“Being environmentally conscious means more than just reducing our footprint; it means convening different groups to develop new and innovative ways to actively protect vulnerable species,” said Janet Lamkin, president of California, United. “As we continue our commitment to protect raptors in the New York area, we are excited to expand our efforts to San Francisco and further underscore our industry-leading efforts to operate sustainably and responsibly.”
“Audubon International is excited to be working with United Airlines’ Eco-Skies program to expand the Raptor Relocation Network to the West Coast,” added Christine Kane, CEO, Audubon International. “Thousands of golf courses across the world have adopted environmentally sustainable property management practices that support wildlife habitat through our Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program. Bringing this all together to provide safe, high-quality habitat for raptors is a great success.”
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