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In October 2000, Rocky Mountain Power/Pacificorp donated 22.6 majestic canyon acres in Cedar City, Utah to create a permanent wildlife rescue facility and nature park. Nestled between beautiful red sandstone mountains, our goal is to provide a public educational facility dedicated to the environments’ represented by the Colorado Plateau and the Great Basin. The Cedar Canyon Nature Park sits on the transition point between the two unique ecosystems.

Feeding three day old baby kestrel falcons rescued after large cottonwood tree was cut down

Flight

Wildlife Rescue

The Bald Eagle That Would Not Quit.

A young deer under Martin's Care.

Wildlife and Environmental Education

Sherri Shea releasing red tailed hawk.

Martin Tyner providing educational program with live birds of prey at the Parowan Gap to school children from Washington D.C.

Martin Tyner providing educational program with live birds of prey at the Parowan Gap to school children from Washington D.C.

Martin Tyner Wildlife Photography

A young deer under Martin's Care.

A young deer under Martin's Care.

A young deer under Martin's Care.