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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

Bald Eagles Making a Comeback

June 06, 2013 Anne Poopatanapong, district biologist, San Bernardino National Forest

Listed as an endangered species in 1967 and ultimately de-listed in 2007, the effort to recover the American Bald Eagle ( Haliaeetus leucocephalus) on national forests has been a rewarding endeavor for the San Bernardino National Forest. As the district wildlife biologist for the San Jacinto Ranger...

Forestry

Rare Sighting of Baby Bald Eagle Surprises San Bernardino National Forest Staff, Visitors

March 15, 2012 Valerie Baca, Public Affairs Officer, San Bernardino National Forest

A new baby bald eagle will soon begin his flight lessons on the San Bernardino National Forest as the first recorded chick to be successfully nested in recent times near Big Bear Lake. The chick was first spotted Feb. 21 by Forest Service wildlife biologist Marc Stamer while leading a school field...

Forestry
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