Dr. Karra Pierce with the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro oversaw the release of two bald eagles at Lake Anna State Park. She talks about their work in the Commonwealth and the need for volunteers.

This survey helps the state make outdoor decisions. Next one won’t be done for five years

Two juvenile bald eagles released back into nature

The bald eagles were rescued earlier this year and have been cared for by the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro.

Retiring Stafford Extension Agent Guy Mussey talks about the Virginia Cooperative Extension program. Discussion on lawns, bugs in the area, Master Gardeners and moles.

Everyone dreams of making a living doing what they love. Do you know what it takes to make a career in the outdoor industry?

Pick up date is October 22nd beginning at 8am

Trail Quest–Set your goal to visit every Virginia State Park!

Information on state regulations on those who care for animals and staying safe from disease.

Activities include fishing, boating, swimming, hiking, horseback riding, bicycling and more.

Episode 3

If you see a bear, it is important to watch it from afar

Tell what you like to do outside! Take this survey if you’re a hiker, camper, biker, or rarely-go-outsider.

From the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources

NVCT assists Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation in acquiring new land

Public Advised to Avoid Water Contact with Upper and Middle sections of Lake Anna above Rt. 208

Information from the Chesapeake Dolphinwatch Facebook page

You can walk some of the 56 acres of forest and fields purchased in Fredericksburg by Downtown Greens this Saturday morning at 9 am.