June 20 is American Bald Eagle Day: Wildlife Center of Virginia uses day to educate
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The American Eagle Foundation created a special day in 1995 to celebrate the American Bald Eagle.
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World Turtle Day: Wildlife Center of Virginia celebrates the 5K turtles it has cared for
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Dozens of turtles are released back into the wild in May after long-term recovery during winter months at the Wildlife Center of Virginia.
Off to the wild: Wildlife Center of Virginia prepares to release five bear yearlings
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Orphaned young cubs, cubs separated from their mothers or cubs who had suffered serious physical injuries came to call the center home.
That time of year again: Wildlife Center of Virginia prepares for baby season
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Spring brings new life, and many species of wild animals give birth or lay eggs and care for young throughout the season.
Rare seabird admitted to Wildlife Center of Virginia
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A rarely-seen Razorbill, also known as a Razor-billed Auk, was rescued January 17 in Virginia Beach and admitted to the center this week.
The Wildlife Center of Virginia serves Thanksgiving meals to nearly 100 wild animals
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Turkey, mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce aren’t on the Wildlife Center menus – instead of a traditional family-style Thanksgiving meal, the Wildlife Center crew will make dozens of species-specific diets.
Wildlife Center of Virginia turns 40; video launching tonight to mark anniversary
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The Wildlife Center of Virginia officially opened 40 years ago today. The Center is launching a video tonight at 8 p.m. to celebrate the people and stories that have made the Wildlife Center what it is today.
Atlantic Flyway brings migratory species to Wildlife Center of Virginia
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Autumn signifies an important time for many wild birds in North America: time for migration.
Elusive Mississippi kite admitted to Wildlife Center of Virginia
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On July 9, an officer with the Henrico Animal Protection department found a young raptor – a nestling, not yet able to fly or fend for itself – on the side of the road.
Wildlife Center of Virginia’s ‘UNTAMED’ television series cancelled on VPM
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“All good things must come to an end,” said Ed Clark, president and founder of the Wildlife Center of Virginia. “UNTAMED,” the television series co-produced by the center and the Richmond-based VPM, will not be renewed for a fifth season.
