More land available in Southwest Virginia for wildlife-related recreation
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More than 22,000 acres of land owned by TNC and Cumberland Forest Highlands LLC is open to the public for wildlife recreation.
Search Results for wildlife
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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.
Applications open for Department of Forestry’s Camp Woods and Wildlife
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Applications are now open for the 75th annual Camp Woods and Wildlife to be held June 19-23 at the Holiday Lake 4-H Educational Center near Appomattox.
De-extinction movement trying to bring back extinct wildlife species
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De-extinction, the concept of resurrecting extinct species, has long been a topic of debate among scientists and the general public.
After ‘Tiger King,’ has there been any impact on illegal wildlife trafficking?
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Did the “Tiger King” documentary of 2020 have any impact on the business of illegal wildlife trafficking?
Free-roaming cats considered one of the most serious threats to Virginia wildlife
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A Virginia General Assembly workgroup was appointed in 2021 to study problems associated with free-roaming cats.
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.
What’s on the Supreme Court docket in terms of nature, wildlife, environment?
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There has been little consistency in Supreme Court rulings on environmental protection over the years, mainly because such protections are not directly addressed in the Constitution.
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.
