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The Wildlife Center of Virginia made the difficult decision Saturday to euthanize an animal ambassador for several health complications.
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Albemarle County’s plans to finish the Eastern Avenue Corridor in Crozet included a bridge over Lickinghole Creek and danger for wildlife.
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The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources communications center serves as a bridge between multiple agencies and first responders.
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In March and April of 2024, the Wildlife Center of Virginia began admitting young Black Bear cubs from across the Commonwealth.
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Green corridors, or ecological corridors, are strips of vegetation and natural landscape dispersed throughout a city.
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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.
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The education ambassadors at the Wildlife Center of Virginia are some of the most important members of the organization’s team.
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Wildlife Center of Virginia staff members are preparing to provide care for a diverse array of wild patients on Thanksgiving Day.
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After more than six years in captivity, the Virginia DWR released eight spotted turtles back into their home watershed in the Commonwealth.
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A Virginia DWR officer who is assigned to patrol Smith Mountain Lake in Bedford County has been honored with a state performance award.
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