Virginia wildlife damage hotline taking thousands of calls
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Wildlife can be beautiful to watch from a distance, but close up it is causing damage for farmers, landowners and even some city dwellers.
Search Results for wildlife
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Help support Virginia’s wildlife
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Filling out an income tax form is not really for the birds. Actually, it is for the birds, turtles, frogs, crayfish, chipmunks, and a host of other mammals, reptiles and invertebrates that make up the category of nongame wildlife.
Wildlife Center of Virginia announces spring 2018 open house schedule
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The Wildlife Center of Virginia, the nation’s leading teaching and research hospital for native wildlife, has scheduled four open-house dates for spring 2018.
Annual Woods and Wildlife Conference helps landowners improve property
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Owners of woodlands large and small can learn how to maximize their property’s potential at the 14th annual Woods and Wildlife Conference. This educational event will be held February 24 at Germanna Community College’s Daniel Technology Center in Culpeper.
Could global warming really already be a factor in the evolution of wildlife species?
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No doubt the quickly changing climate is already triggering various evolutionary shifts in a wide range of species.
Virginia to receive $1 million in federal funding for wildlife conservation projects
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U.S. Deputy Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt announced more than $1 million to Virginia state wildlife agencies.
Woods and Wildlife Conference: Bring out the best in your property
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Owners of woodlands large and small can learn how to maximize their property’s potential at the 13th annual Woods and Wildlife Conference.
Wayne Theatre presents Love Thy Nature with Wildlife Center of Virginia
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The On Screen/In Person movie series continues Tuesday at the Wayne Theatre in Waynesboro with a screening of Love Thy Nature.
How has wildlife been affected around the site of Chernobyl?
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The Chernobyl disaster confirmed everyone’s worst nightmares about the awesome power of nuclear reactions.
Wildlife Center of Virginia releases 11-year study on cat attacks on wildlife
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The Journal of Wildlife Management has published a study on the effects of domestic cats on wildlife from the Wildlife Center of Virginia.
