Two hatchling Great Horned Owlets receive second chance at life in the wild
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The Wildlife Center of Virginia, on March 3, admitted two young Great Horned Owlets, the first hatchling raptors seen as patients during 2022.
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Advice for bird watchers as researchers try to get to root of mysterious deaths
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Wildlife laboratories up and down the East Coast are trying to figure out what is killing blue jays, crows and related bird species, said Ed Clark, the founder and president of the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro.
What’s happening to the birds?
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Wildlife Center of Virginia President Ed Clark joins AFP editor Chris Graham to discuss what is known about the mysterious disease killing wild birds, and what people can do to help prevent the spread of the disease.
Beverley Manor students watch – and feed – the bears
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The Wildlife Center of Virginia is currently treating a record 16 black bear cubs – and these cubs have been the featured “stars” of Critter Cam, the Center’s live camera feed. Students at Beverley Manor Elementary School in Staunton have been watching the bears … and decided to take the next step to help the Center feed the bears.
Earth Day Staunton 2026: Don’t take water for granted just because it comes from a tap
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The Earth is awash in water, as we all remember being taught in science class, but here’s the deal – less than 0.5 percent of the water is usable by humans.
City of Richmond: Popular falcon livestream returns for nesting season
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In a nest box on top of Riverfront Plaza, a pair of endangered falcons are preparing to bring some new chicks to their corner of Richmond.
Community Foundation celebrates $571K in grant funding to 143 nonprofits
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The Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge awarded $571,083 in 2025 Community Grants to 143 local nonprofit organizations.
‘We’ve Got the Power’: Earth Day Staunton to acknowledge Augusta County Schools
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Earth Day Staunton’s theme for 2025 of renewable energy, titled “We’ve Got the Power to Protect the Planet,” is a timely one.
Experts: Nonprofit boards have opportunity to learn from United Way, Habitat for Humanity
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The Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge works regularly with area nonprofits, so it’s no surprise when one fails, it hits home.
Ghost story time: Blue Ridge Community College hosts mythologist Theresa Bane
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Blue Ridge Community College will host two events on Halloween for all ages: author Theresa Bane and a nut collection to benefit the WCV.
