Wildlife
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…
Good Weeds
Many native plants have “weed” as part of their common name, which can be off-putting as people are seeking plants to beautify their home spaces. 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…
Make Your Back Yard Friendly for Amphibians and Reptiles
Your yard, no matter the size, can provide important habitat for reptiles and amphibians if you do a few small things. Read more…
Fleeting Moments on the Lower Peninsula Loop of the VBWT
Blogger Meg Raynes explores history and wildlife at sites on the VBWT's Lower Peninsula Loop which includes many iconic locations such as Jamestown. Read more…
Meet Golden Eagle Restore the Wild Member Donte Hunter!
Meet Restore the Wild Golden Eagle member Donte Hunter, an avid wildlife photographer and watcher who has traveled the state to view wildlife. Read more…
You Can Help the Organizations that Help Our Rivers
The VDWR and various Friends groups and other NGOs work cooperatively to improve the fishing and paddling experience on state rivers. Read more…
Prospecting for Gold – The Golden-Winged Warbler on Highland WMA
DWR biologists never fancied themselves as prospectors, but this past June they struck gold on the Highland WMA – in the form of the golden-winged warbler Read more…
Why Kill Plants? How DWR Uses Herbicide to Help Wildlife Habitat
It may sound strange to kill plants to create a habitat but invasive species and plants that inhibit the growth of vegetation can be harmful to your goals Read more…