AMERICAN EAGLE DAY
A symbol worth celebrating and protecting.
The bald eagle stands as a symbol of strength, resilience, and hope. As America prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, we’re reminded that some things are always worth protecting — our history, our future, and the places we call home.
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Supporting eagle conservation
Expand your eagle knowledge while supporting the American Eagle Foundation, one of the most nationally recognizable eagle-focused nonprofits in the U.S.
For every quiz completed, First American will donate to the American Eagle Foundation to support their mission of conservation, education, and protection.
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The bald eagle through 250 years
of America
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1776
The foundation of the United States is established.
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1940
The Bald Eagle Protection Act is signed into law.
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1973
The bald eagle is listed as endangered due to habitat loss and DDT.
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1782
The bald eagle is adopted as the national emblem of the U.S.
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2007
The bald eagle is removed from the U.S. endangered species list after decades of conservation and recovery.
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2026
We continue the mission through education, conservation and action.
First American continues the mission through education, conservation and action.
SUMMER ENRICHMENT DAY
A day of discovery at the Oklahoma City Zoo.
Summer Enrichment Day at the Oklahoma City Zoo gave kids and families a chance to explore eagle conservation through hands-on activities, crafts, and conversations with an eagle caretaker. Sponsored by First American Title, the event brought the importance of protection to life in a meaningful, memorable way. Thank you to everyone who joined in celebrating and learning more about these remarkable birds.
Visit the Zoo
Want to make a bigger impact?
Support eagle conservation beyond National American Eagle Day and in your community:
Join a wildlife conservation organization.
Volunteer for a bird clean up event your local community.
Protect natural habitats and ecosystems.
Spread awareness through education and sharing.
Honor the symbol. Protect the future.
Help conservation efforts by supporting the American Eagle Foundation.
Our 2025 conservation efforts at a glance
Following our 2025 live eagle cam initiative, which generated a $10,000 donation to Friends of Big Bear Valley, First American is proud to continue supporting eagle conservation and education through this year’s American Eagle Day initiative.
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