Bridgewater College students get hands-on experience in wildlife rehabilitation
BC students are getting hands-on experience with animal care and rehabilitation thanks to a partnership with the Wildlife Center of Virginia.
BC students are getting hands-on experience with animal care and rehabilitation thanks to a partnership with the Wildlife Center of Virginia.
One-third of shark species are at risk of extinction, yet scientists still lack basic data on their habitats, populations and trends.
Cats are among the world’s most cherished companions, but when allowed to roam freely outdoors, they are non-native predators.
While viral videos show black bears swimming in pools or trying to navigate a hammock, the reality is that bears can be dangerous.
The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources communications center serves as a bridge between multiple agencies and first responders.
The Virginia Street Arts Festival returns to Waynesboro on May 17-18, and three buildings will be transformed.
A red fox tested positive for avian influenza in Virginia and is the first known case in a mammal in the state.
The Wildlife Center of Virginia has a new furry face on its ambassador team: a male opossum who came to the Waynesboro center in October.
More than two dozen Virginia projects will receive grants from $14.4 million in Virginia Land Conservation Foundation funding that will conserve 11,220 acres around the Commonwealth.
As fall fire season begins, Virginia has set goals to be better prepared and named the Department of Forestry as the lead agency for fires.
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