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Meet TrailsforYouth.Org
DWR highlights TrailsforYouth.Org, who speaks on the great impact after-school clubs and weekend nature based programs have on the Hispanic community, as well as DWR's efforts to support its fishing program opportunities. Read more…
Meet Pescadores Para El Planeta
DWR is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month by recognizing the achievements of some who have inspired others to achieve success in the outdoors Read more…
DWR Wildlife Biologist Ruth Boettcher is 2022 William T. Hesselton Memorial Award Recipient
While Ruth has realized many tremendous accomplishments during her tenure at DWR, perhaps her most recognized is her work to relocate Virginia’s largest seabird colony, displaced from its decades-old nesting site by the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel Expansion Project. Read more…
Can National History and Natural History Co-Exist?
This past spring, thousands of sea birds built nests on Fort Wool – a property owned by the state. Visible from the staging site for the Hampton Bridge and Tunnel Project's staging site, you can... Read more…