What is Rins?
Raptor Inventory Nest Survey (RINS) is a dedicated non-profit entity committed to the conservation of Utah's birds of prey. Established in 2000, RINS leverages citizen science to monitor nesting raptors, generating an extensive database crucial for informing land use and habitat protection strategies. The organization proudly maintains Utah's most comprehensive raptor database, encompassing over 6,672 nests and 82,119 monitoring records. RINS's mission is twofold: to ensure the successful nesting of raptors and to foster educational engagement for wildlife and conservation enthusiasts.
How much funding has Rins raised?
Rins has raised a total of $1.6M across 1 funding round:
Debt
$1.6M
Debt (2025): $1.6M with participation from US Bank
Key Investors in Rins
US Bank
US Bank is a financial institution that likely provided debt financing, supporting Rins' operational and capital needs for its conservation initiatives.
What's next for Rins?
The substantial enterprise-level funding and recent strategic investment position Rins for significant advancement in its conservation efforts. This capital infusion is expected to bolster Rins' data collection capabilities, expand its volunteer engagement programs, and potentially broaden its geographical reach within Utah. The organization's robust data repository, built over two decades, provides a unique foundation for future research and policy advocacy, aiming to secure long-term success for nesting raptors and enhance conservation outcomes.
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