Wildlife Viewing
Flora, Fauna, and Fossils on the Northern Neck Loop of the VBWT
The Northern Neck loop of the VBWT has a remote and wild feel at many of the locations along the loop remain despite thousands of years of human settlement. Read more…
Elk Opportunities Abound in October!
October is a great time for all things elk! Read more…
Finding Feathered Friends while Exploring the Wild on the VBWT Eastern Shore Loop
Blogger Meg Raynes has grand adventures while exploring the Eastern Shore Loop of the Virginia Bird and Wildlife Trail. Read more…
Solving the Appalachian Monkeyface Mussel Mystery
Years of research by the staff at DWR's Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Center resulted in the successful propagation of one of the rarest species of mussel in the U.S., and the release of juveniles of the species into the Clinch River. Read more…
WMAs Are a Wonderful Place to Explore the Wild on the VBWT Heart of the Piedmont Loop
Pollinators abounded at multiple Wildlife Management Areas on the Heart of the Piedmont Loop of the Virginia Bird and Wildlife Trail. Read more…
Free Tours to See the Elk
Are you ready to experience Virginia’s elk in person? Registration is now open for DWR's guided tours! Read more…
Elk Cam is Streaming Live!
This livestreaming webcam provides a virtual experience to view elk and other wildlife on private property near Grundy, Virginia. Read more…
Good Weeds
"Weed" isn't a bad word! Many native plants with "weed" in their name are important to wildlife. Read more…
A Snake in the Grass is A Very Good Thing
Snakes might strike fear into the hearts of some, but co-existing with these fascinating animals can is beneficial for them and us. Read more…