Rare Wildlife in Virginia
Virginia is home to several rare and endangered wildlife species, including the Virginia big-eared bat, rusty patched bumble bee, and Shenandoah salamander. Learn why habitat protection matters.
The Hidden Dangers and Effects of Feeding Wildlife
The Hidden Dangers and Effects of Feeding Wildlife: A Call for Responsible Interaction The allure of engaging with wildlife is tempting to many. Most people who feed wildlife think they are helping out, but in reality, they could be harming the very animals they love....
How To Safely Get Rid of Wildlife in Your Attic
Discovering wild animals making a home in your attic can be startling, but it’s crucial to handle the situation with care, especially if there are babies involved. Whether it’s raccoons, squirrels, bats, or other critters, evicting them from your attic can...
Little Brown Bats
In Virginia, we are lucky to host 16 species of bats. Unfortunately, about half are either state or federally listed as threatened or endangered. One of those, the little brown bat (Myotis lucifugous), also referred to as the little brown myotis, was once the most...
