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Death of Bald Eagle Yields Life Lessons for West Virginia Students

June 01, 2018 Karin Theophile, International Programs, USDA Forest Service

Most educators agree that experiential learning makes a more lasting impression on students than classroom lectures. It’s the reason why Cindy Bryant and Greg Phillips, both teachers from Robert C. Byrd High School in Clarksburg, WV, put in the hard work to organize an overnight field trip for their...

Forestry

U.S. National Arboretum Bald Eaglets Are Named

April 26, 2016 Sharon Durham, Public Affairs Specialist, Agricultural Research Service

Say “hello” to Freedom and Liberty, the newly named bald eaglets at the U.S. National Arboretum! Those names were chosen by you through a poll hosted by the Friends of the National Arboretum (FONA) that was compiled from thousands of suggestions submitted to our partners: the American Eagle...

Conservation

Monitoring Bald Eagles to Help Prevent Deaths from Collisions with Wind Turbines

March 12, 2012 Robert H. Westover, U.S. Forest Service Office of Communication

Despite the many benefits which come from clean wind energy, one of the most majestic birds of prey, the eagle, is itself falling prey to the blades of wind-energy facilities. For reasons still not clear to scientists, eagles are vulnerable to collisions with wind turbines, and in some areas such...

Forestry

Forest Service Volunteers count Bald Eagles

January 04, 2012 Renee Lee, U.S. Forest Service Office of Communication

Bald eagle counting season is in full swing for the U.S. Forest Service, specifically in California and Washington.

Forestry
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