Since its grand opening in June 2004, the Mary Keller Seabird Rehabilitation Sanctuary has treated more than 4,500 birds from more than 140 different species. This bird rehabilitation facility is fully equipped to care and treat injured and sick birds. Upon full recovery, a healthy bird will be released into its natural habitat. Some birds become ambassadors for their species and are a part of education programs and the guest viewing area of the Marine Science Center. The rehabilitation center was named for Mary Keller, a longtime local bird rehabber who has dedicated more than 30 years to the care of sick and injured birds in Volusia County.

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Helpful links

Bird identification

Bird calls
Naturesongs nature recordings and photos
Bird song recordings

Bird conservation organizations
National Audubon Society 
Southeast Volusia Audubon Society (located in New Smyrna Beach)
Halifax River Audubon Society, (located in Daytona Beach)

The Mary Keller Seabird Rehabilitation Sanctuary
Rehabilitation staff working on a Black-crowned Night Heron	Treating a Brown Pelican
Seabirds recovering by the wading pool	Bald Eagle under rehab
Black-crowned Night Heron in outside rehab cage	Another Bald recovering Eagle
Shari with on of our education birds (Priscilla)	Tufted Titmouse on the mend