Virginia wildlife officials have released preliminary findings in the investigation of dozens of birds found dead on a ...

A bald eagle found injured in Franklin County, and successfully rehabbed at the Wildlife Center of Virginia, is going to be returned to the wild this week. The public is invited to attend and ...

Dozens of dead birds discovered on Hoskins Creek Bridge in Tappahannock prompt Virginia wildlife officials to collect samples ...

The Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center will release the first Merlin falcon ever successfully raised in a rehabilitation setting in Virginia on Thursday, Sept. 11, at 4:30 p.m. The release will take ...

VIRGINIA, USA — The Wildlife Center of Virginia rescued three black bear cubs who were abandoned when their home was destroyed in Orange County on Valentine's Day. In a Facebook post on Friday, ...

State officials said Friday that the likely cause of an increasing number of bird deaths in Eastern Virginia is a highly pathogenic avian influenza. The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources ...

Read full article: Dead vultures in Rocky Mount test positive for avian flu More than a dozen dead vultures were found at the corner of Dent and Franklin streets in Rocky Mount on December 2nd.

WAYNESBORO, Va. (WRIC) — The Wildlife Center of Virginia is spreading information about when to help baby bunnies, songbirds and opossums this spring in light of “baby season.” According to the ...

ROANOKE, Va. — The Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center of Roanoke received 2 tiny Bobcat kittens last Saturday. They were orphaned by their mother and full of worms, in need of help. They were in very ...

Road signs depicting deer at popular crossings help give drivers fair warning, but Virginia will now be helping animals avoid roads entirely. Wildlife Corridors in Virginia might include grassy ...

Jeremy Fortner, a bow fisherman from Chesterfield, Virginia catches a state record breaking 3 pound, 9 ounce goldfish from Hunting Creek, a Virginia tributary of the Potomac River in Fairfax County.