Wildlife Viewing
Bring Me a Shrubbery!
No matter the size of your back yard, you can use shrubs and native plants to create nesting habitat for birds. Read more…
Elk Spotted in Breaks Interstate Park Hint at Future Viewing Opportunities
A few elk made their way into the boundaries of Breaks Interstate Park in February, giving DWR hope that elk-viewing n the park might increase in the future Read more…
Project Wild Paddles the James
Students in Botetourt County have an opportunity to get to explore and learn about the James River through Project Wild. Read more…
It’s Spring! Keep an Eye Out for These Three Amphibians
As the days get warmer, amphibians get more active. Here are three species you can probably see near your home. Read more…
2023 Restore the Wild Artwork Competition Winners Chosen
The 2023 Restore the Wild Artwork Competition, which focused on the eastern hellbender, drew more than 100 entries, which were displayed in a gallery exhibit. Read more…
2023 Restore the Wild Artwork Competition Winners
The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR) is pleased to announce the winners of its annual 2023 Restore the Wild Artwork Competition. Read more…
Two Golden Eagle Members Participate in a Birding Adventure at Princess Anne WMA
During the Winter Wildlife Festival, Golden Eagle Restore the Wild members participated in a birding tour led by DWR. Read more…
You’re Invited to a Snot-Otter Spectacular!
All entries to the third annual Restore the Wild Artwork Competition will be displayed in a month-long exhibition. Read more…
See Inside A Bear Den!
This footage came from DWR trail cameras that were used to monitor the den of a GPS collared female black bear during the winter of 2020. The camera was placed on the den following a work up to change out this bear’s GPS collar. Read more…