Windom WMD Contacts

Main Office - (507) 831-2220  
Fax - (507) 831-5524

Email Address
WindomWMD@fws.gov

Key Contacts

Other General Contacts

Injured Wildlife
A gloved hand holds an injured bald eagle. This is a closeup of the bald eagle's head. The head is white, the eye is pale yellow, and the beak is bright yellow.
Image Details
This injured bald eagle was captured by Windom WMD staff and transported to the Raptor Center in St. Paul. Photo by Kimberly Emerson/USFWS

Our staff do not rehabilitate injured or orphan wildlife. Please do not attempt to rehabilitate wildlife on your own; special permits and knowledge are required. Always contact a licensed professional. You can contact the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota if you have questions about what to do. 

If you have found a deceased eagle, please contact our office to arrange pickup or dropoff. It is illegal to possess any part of an eagle, including feathers. 

If you have an injured raptor, please contact the Raptor Center in St. Paul. If you must handle or move an injured raptor before help can arrive, visit the Raptor Center website for safe handling procedures.

(612) 624-4745
Raptor Center - University of Minnesota
(651) 486-9453
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota
Reporting Wildlife Crimes

For any immediate criminal activity or emergency on U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service land, please contact your local authority or dial 911. 

To report a problem with something on Windom WMD lands, please call our district office or email windomwmd@fws.gov

Hunting, or other wildlife-related criminal activity, should be reported to federal wildlife officers through the FWS TIPS hotline at 1-844-FWS-TIPS (1 (844) 397-8477) or via email. Help Protect our Wildlife! Turn In Poachers! 

1 (844) 397-8477
USFWS Turn-In-Poachers (TIP) Line
fws_tips@fws.gov

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