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The Wildlife Center of Virginia began admitting this year’s bear cubs from several locations throughout Virginia last April. Now, it’s time for them to be returned to the wild.
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At the Wildlife Center of Virginia, the patients who come in provide information for staff about what is happening outside in nature.
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Staff, students, and volunteers at the Wildlife Center of Virginia are preparing for the very busiest time of year – baby season!
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Every February, people all over the globe take to their backyards to participate in one of the world’s largest citizen science projects – the Great Backyard Bird Count.
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Black bear sows have been documented giving birth in Virginia from Dec. 19 to Feb. 22 – with a median date of Jan. 17. It’s become a Wildlife Center of Virginia tradition to celebrate the bears’ birthdays on this day.
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Staff at the Wildlife Center of Virginia are getting ready for a Thanksgiving feast for over 100 guests, including red-tailed hawks, Eastern screech owls, bald eagles, black bears, and deer mice.
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The Wildlife Center of Virginia is hosting its annual Benefit Auction now through Saturday links featured on the organization’s homepage at www.wildlifecenter.org.
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A young bald eagle treated for the past five months at the Wildlife Center of Virginia will be released back into the wild on Thursday.
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It’s World Wildlife Week, and the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro is marking the week with a series of online programs.
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More than 300 people from literally across the world are registered for this weekend’s 25th annual Call of the Wild conference being hosted by the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro.
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