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The CopperheadMichael Salotti
The Northern Copperhead is one of three venomous snakes in Virginia (the others being the Canebrake and the Cottonmouth). |
Friends of False Cape State ParkFoFCSP
False Cape State Park rests between the Atlantic Ocean and Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge south of Virginia Beach. |
Honeybee on SummersweetMichael Salotti
This is a picture of a honeybee on a Summersweet bush (Clethra alnifolia). You can find these bushes along woodland creeks, wet forests, bogs, wetlands, and pine flatwoods. |
Paddle at False Cape State ParkStaci Martin
Enjoy the waning days of summer at False Cape's Sunset and Early Bird kayak paddling programs. |
Itsy Bitsy SpiderStaci Martin
I was at York River State Park strolling along the river and snapped this photo of a Grass Spider, also known as a Funnel Weaver. |
Virginia is for Students Tour 2010 - "History ... through Adventure!"Taylor Thorp
This past June, 7 students and 2 staff left the Cove Ridge Center at Natural Tunnel State Park, heading off on the annual Virginia Is For Students Tour 2010. |
On The TrailPaul Kartage
Part of my work here at Chippokes Plantation State Park is mapping out where different species of trees are located, with a special focus on finding the invasive ones. |
Photo Essay of a Swamp Stomp & Night HikeStaci Martin
Free night hikes are offered on Saturday nights at 8:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. |
37th Annual Hungry Mother FestivalAmy Atwood
The Art League of Marion invites you to attend a weekend of arts, crafts, entertainment and food. |
Wilderness Road Hosting Junior Rangers!Michael Brindle
Calling all children ages 10-12 for a week of fun, educational and entertaining activities as part of Wilderness Road State Park’s annual Junior Rangers program set for Monday, July 19 through Friday, July 23 from 9 am- 12 noon daily. |
4th of July Activities at False Cape State ParkStaci Martin
Take a walk on the wild side this 4th of July and enjoy America's beautiful outdoors!! |
School’s Out – Now what?Zoe Rogers
Are you looking for activities to keep the kids busy this summer? The park naturalist at Pocahontas State Park has the perfect solution to every Mom’s dilemma on how to keep the kids occupied during summer break. |
Paddle at False Cape this WeekendStaci Martin
False Cape State Park is offering some great paddling programs for all levels of ability. |
Richmond's Peregrine Falcons Get BandsVDGIF
On June 1st VDGIF biologists attached leg bands to three falcon chicks nesting on a high-rise in downtown Richmond, VA. |
Senators seek protection for Atlantic beachesJeff E. Schapiro
Worried that oil from the BP disaster will sully Atlantic beaches... |
World-Renowned Cellist to Play Free Concert at Southwest Virginia MuseumErin Brockmann
American cellist, pianist, and composer Dave Eggar will be appearing at the Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park in Big Stone Gap, Virginia, on Tuesday, June 29. |
False Cape State Park--Need Wash Woods Historic PhotosStaci Martin
We are revamping the interpretive information at False Cape State Park. So far, we've changed the names of trails to reflect the park's cultural and natural history... |
The Timber RattlesnakeMichael Salotti
Snakes seem to get a bad rap for one reason or another. Personally, I am a great admirer of snakes. Sure, some could be dangerous when provoked, but that could be said about most wildlife. |
Get Outside and Play at Occoneechee State ParkPat Eastwood
There are a lot of fun things to do at Occoneechee State Park throughout the upcoming weekend. Hike through the woods, ride a bike, visit the museum, have a picnic, and enjoy these great programs along with many others. |
Moose Goes Camping at Bear Creek Lake State ParkValerie West
First let me introduce myself, Moose here, a basset hound born & bred in Cumberland County who moved to the big city of Richmond to reign over the West family. |
Nature in the ParksNancy Heltman
The end of last week we shipped out 33,000 cards for our park staff to hand out to visitors to let them know about our partnership with WildObs. |
Canoe and Kayak Rentals at Mason Neck State ParkJodi Bucknam
Did you know that Mason Neck State Park has six canoes, four solo (one-passenger) kayaks and two tandem (two-passenger) kayaks available for rental from April through October? |
Sappony Indian River FestivalPat Eastwood
On Saturday, June 5, come down to the river for food, fun, and culture. This daylong event at will take place at Staunton River Battlefield State Park from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM. |
Summer Hours for the Hillsman Farm House MuseumZoe Rogers
The Hillsman Farm House Museum located at Sailor’s Creek Historical State Park will be open during the summer starting Wednesday, June 2nd. |
Memorial Day ThanksNancy Heltman
It's the unofficial start of summer and one of the big three summer holidays so sometimes the reason for Memorial Day gets a little lost in our pursuit of summer happiness. |
Firewood Pests AwarenessNancy Heltman
You load up a pile of firewood in your truck and haul it to your campsite to burn during your stay. Sounds like a cost saving idea since the park will charge you for wood. |
A Look Outside: Reptiles & Amphibians (Part 3)VDGIF
Interested in Virginia's reptiles and amphibians? This fun new "A Look Outside" series of videos tracks a group of cub scouts as they learn about spotted salamanders, canebrake rattlesnakes, wood turtles and more! |
A Look Outside: Reptiles & Amphibians (Part 2)VDGIF
Interested in Virginia's reptiles and amphibians? This fun new "A Look Outside" series of videos tracks a group of cub scouts as they learn about spotted salamanders, canebrake rattlesnakes, wood turtles and more! |
Snakeheads in VirginiaVDGIF
Snakehead fish in Virginia. |
Virginia's Endangered Rafinesque's Big-eared BatVDGIF
Join Department biologist J.D. Kleopfer on a survey of the state endangered Rafinesque's big-eared bat. |
Bald Eagle ReleaseVDGIF
A healthy and feisty Bald Eagle is released on April 13th by Ed Clark, President of the Wildlife Center of Virginia. |
Living With Black Bears in VirginiaVDGIF
Black bears are becoming an increasingly common sight in Virginia—bears now live in almost every county! |
Banding and Transmitter-Fitting of Bald EaglesVDGIF
On May 5th DGIF Nongame and Watchable Wildlife along with Agency Outreach staff were at the Norfolk Botanical Garden for the banding and transmitter fitting of nestling bald eagles by researchers at the Center for Conservation Biology. |
Backyard Birds Program Flies Into Wilderness RoadMichael Brindle
Wilderness Road State Park will host a special birding program on Saturday, June 5 at 1 pm, entitled Backyard Birds. |
Fun Facts about TreesKristen Uerz
After researching Odwalla's Plant a Tree program I thought maybe I should share some of the benefits of trees to everyone. |
Summer Wilderness Survival at False Cape State Park--FOR FAMILIESStaci Martin
Maybe you've been reading about Women's Weekends at Virginia State Parks, but can't seem to find the time to get away from your family obligations to enjoy the outdoors. |
Stargazing & Owl Hoot at False Cape State ParkStaci Martin
On Saturday, May 15, 2010 from 7:30pm-10:30pm False Cape will offer a new program called, "Stargazing and Owl Hoot." |
Women's Wellness Weekend Participants Learn About SpinningNancy Heltman
As a child I enjoyed crocheting. It probably started with one of those pot holder weaving kits when I was even younger, but I enjoyed the feel of the yarn and the satisfaction of being creative. |
A Day at Sky MeadowsDon Byrne
One of the benefits of being the Information Manager for State Parks is to be aware of the many events that take place at all of our parks. |
Wildflower Hike and Slide Show at Holliday Lake State ParkSarah Lankford
Want to do something fun and unique for your mom for Mother's Day? Bring her to Holliday Lake State Park on Saturday, May 8, for our 11:00 am Wildflower Hike. |
Earth Day at Belle Isle State ParkSteve Davis
The weather at Belle Isle State Park on Friday, April 23 was perfect for about 180 kids to celebrate Earth Day. This event was held in conjunction with the Chesapeake Bay Governors School. |
Teaching the Teachers at the ParkCyndi Juarez
Last weekend twenty-four educators became the students at Leesylvania State Park. Chief Ranger Sarah Phillips, organized the teacher training event and invited local teachers to participate. |
Too Much Screen TimeNancy Heltman
Last night I read an article from CNN's SciTech Blog (Children and Nature Network tweeted it) about the new Boy Scout Video Game Badge. |
May Programs at Mason Neck State ParkJodi Bucknam
As the weather warms up, there are lots of things to do here at Mason Neck State Park. |
Coastal Plants program at False CapeStaci Martin
Find out how coastal plants were used by American Indians for fiber, food, and other crafts. |
Sunset Kayak Paddle Programs at False Cape State ParkStaci Martin
False Cape State Park staff will conduct a guided exploration of Back Bay and its marshes during the evening sunset hours. |
Welcome to Wash Woods History Tour at False CapeStaci Martin
Take a scenic tram ride through Back Bay national Wildlife Refuge and False Cape State Park to teh site of the historic Wash Woods community in what is now False Cape State Park. |
Shell & Tell at False Cape State ParkStaci Martin
Saturday, May 8 from 10am-2pm False Cape State Park is offering a "Shell & Tell" seashell program. False Cape boasts an incredible treasure trove of huge whelk, oyster, and moon snail shells. |
White House Conference on America's Great OutdoorsPaula Hill
Virginia State Parks Director Joe Elton attended the White House Conference on America's Great Outdoors on April 16, 2010. |
10th Anniversary Raid Expects Record Turnout!Michael Brindle
This year’s "Raid" at Martin's Station promises to be the best yet and will be held May 7-9, 2010 at Wilderness Road State Park. |
Find Your Way at False Cape State ParkStaci Martin
Discover ways to find directions using nature as a guide, learn how to use a compass, and how to use a GPS as a wayfinding tool. |
Wash Wood History Tour at False Cape State ParkStaci Martin
Take a scenic tram ride through Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge and False Cape State Park to the site of the historic Wash Woods community in what is now False Cape State Park. |
Southwest Virginia Museum Celebrates Spring with a Day of Garden ProgramsErin Brockmann
The Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park in Big Stone Gap, VA honors the coming of Spring and Virginia Garden Week with a day-long event, “A Celebration of Spring,” Saturday, April 24, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. |
The Best of Virginia State Parks - Eric HouglandVirginia State Parks
State Parks Director Joe Elton talks with staff from Virginia’s National Award Winning State Parks. |
The Best of Virginia State Parks - Chris CalkinsVirginia State Parks
State Parks Director Joe Elton talks with staff from Virginia’s National Award Winning State Parks. |
The Best of Virginia State Parks - Chris DossVirginia State Parks
State Parks Director Joe Elton talks with staff from Virginia’s National Award Winning State Parks. |
A Stitch In Time - Quilt Show at Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State ParkErin Brockmann
When many people think of a quilt, they envision something that you throw on a bed to help keep warm on a wintery night or something you cuddle up under when you’re under the weather. |
Coastal Plants Program at False CapeStaci Martin
Spring comes early on the coast and with many plants have begun to grow and bloom at False Cape State Park. |
Back Bay Kayak PaddleStaci Martin
Catch a glimpse of spring along the coastal forest during the "Back Bay Kayak Paddle" hosted by False Cape State Park on Sunday, April 4 from 3pm-6pm. |
Rain Barrel Workshop a Success for Wilderness RoadMichael Brindle
A warm 70-degree afternoon set the perfect Spring stage for our first-ever rain barrel workshop at Wilderness Road State Park |
False Cape Wilderness Survival SkillsStaci Martin
Join wild foods enthusiast and park interpreter, Vicky Shufer, for a journey through Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge to False Cape State Park's interior on Saturday, April 3 from 1pm-5pm. |
Eagle's Nest at Chippokes Plantation State ParkStaci Martin
While doing research for a new trail at Chippokes Plantation State Park, Erik Molleen, District Resource Specialist, came upon evidence of an active eagle's nest in the park. |
Early wildflowers and a surprise sighting at Mason Neck State ParkJodi Bucknam
After writing this morning's post about rain showers bringing spring wild flowers to Mason Neck State Park, I couldn't resist going to look for early flowers myself. |
The Virginia State FlowerNancy Heltman
Of course, since I'm a native Virginian, I already knew that the Dogwood is the state flower and tree of Virginia. |
Turning a Farm House into a Museum – Part IIIZoe Rogers
When visiting the Hillsman Farm House Museum you’ll have the opportunity to see the results of the recent transformation from abandoned house to a museum. |
Turning a Farm House into a Museum – Part IIZoe Rogers
In Part I of Turning a Farm House into a Museum we learned to accurately recreate the physical surroundings numerous primary sources exist to help us understand how the house was furnished following... |
Wildlife Watching Tips for BeginnersJodi Bucknam
Spring weather is finally here at Mason Neck State Park, and with warmer days we see not only more park visitors but more park wildlife. We also see many visitors exploring nature for the first time. |
Kiptopeke State Park ReforestationSam Sweeney
Kiptopeke State Park, Natural Heritage and Chesapeake Bay Foundation teamed together today planting trees and shrubs creating wildlife habitat while conserving natural resources. |
Turning a Farm House into a Museum – Part IZoe Rogers
After extensive research and consulting with experts, the mystery of what the Hillsman farm house resembled in 1865 is close to being solved. |
Wash Woods History Tour at False Cape State ParkStaci Martin
False Cape State Park sits on property that was once the Wash Woods community of Virginia. |
Wily Coyote Spotted at False CapeStaci Martin
A few weeks ago, False Cape Park Manager Kyle Barbour snapped this beautiful picture of an elusive coyote that has been living in the park. |
Interpretive Sign Captures Dark and Bloody Ground!Michael Brindle
History runs deep in the heart of Southwest Virginia, through the Cumberland Gap and into Kentucky. |
Spring FloatsNancy Heltman
I know it's almost spring because a glance at our events database show the beginning of our canoe and kayak programs. |
Helping WildlifeTom Cervenak
I started working for Virginia State Parks in 1986 and in a long career have had the chance to get up close with wildlife and working on enhancing it. |
Your Camera - Don't Leave Home Without ItNancy Heltman
The old American Express slogan "Don't Leave Home Without it" came to mind today when my husband called with the news. |
Essential Equipment for Visiting Mason Neck State ParkJodi Bucknam
Making your visit to Mason Neck State Park the most enjoyable it can be is as easy as having the right equipment. |
What Did Colonial Kids Do for Fun?Cyndi Juarez
I love electricity, it powers just about everything I do at home and allows me to keep working well past dark. My kids love it too, they watch television, play video games, use the computer, etc. |
Visit Pocahontas State Park During National Wildlife WeekZoe Rogers
Join us at Pocahontas State Park during National Wildlife Week, March 15th –21st, for outdoor nature programs that will introduce you and your family to the wildlife found in the park. |
One of my favorite hikes!Tom Cervenak
Spring has to be close now and as soon as we start having a few days in the 60's and 70's there will be a rush to get out to our great Virginia State Parks. |
Rain Barrel Workshop Set for March 20 at Wilderness Road State ParkMichael Brindle
Spring is just a short time away and many people are already planning their vegetable and flower gardens. Their biggest obstacle throughout the year is water or, to be more precise, lack thereof. |
Star Spangled Banner GeotrailSam Sweeney
Enjoy the outdoors and want to do something new? Now you can enjoy looking for treasures hidden within Kiptopeke State Park as part of the Star Spangled Banner Geotrail. |
A Journey through Black History at Twin Lakes State ParkZoe Rogers
Virginia State Parks is home to a park whose black history dates back to the depression era and the civil rights movement of the 50s. |
The Eastern Towhee, Pipilo erythrophthalmusPatty Elton
As Winter sets in I can’t help but reflect how quickly Fall passed. As with each season there are always regrets and always delights to be tucked away. |
Winter Wilderness Survival at False CapeStaci Martin
Come on out to False Cape for an outdoor adventure in a wild winter wonderland. |
February is For the BirdsMichelle Prysby
Did you know that February is National Bird Feeding Month? If you are interested in backyard habitat, this is a great month to assess your own property to determine how well you are feeding our feathered friends. |
Master Naturalist Basic TrainingNancy Heltman
The Virginia Master Naturalist Program is a statewide corps of volunteers providing education, outreach, and service dedicated to the beneficial management of natural resources and natural areas within their communities. |
Egret Rookery in Back Bay at False Cape State ParkStaci Martin
The Great White Egret is the symbol of the National Audobon Society and represents the regal beauty of all bird species. |
The Owl in the Osprey NestStaci Martin
False Cape State Park offers some of the most unique landscape and wildlife viewing opportunities in Virginia. |
There's a Fungus Among UsStaci Martin
Macro photography--artistic close-ups of insects, plants, flowers--has become quite popular in the photography world with new digital stabilization technology and macro lenses for digital cameras. |
Grab your Girls and Get Outdoors!Staci Martin
False Cape State Park is hosting Wild Women Weekend on March 5-7, 2010 at their Environmental Education Center. |
The Dividing LineStaci Martin
False Cape State Park is considered Virginia's Outer Banks. It's barrier spit island stretches south from Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge in Sandbridge, Virginia to the North Carolina border. |
Winter Woods Walk at False Cape State Park--Feb. 7thStaci Martin
False Cape State Park is offering an Winter Woods Walk on Saturday, Feb. 7th from 1pm-4pm. |
More Winter Fun at False Cape State ParkStaci Martin
Make it a False Cape State Park Wildlife Winter Wonderland Weekend! (Say that 10 times fast) |
So You Want To Be A Park Ranger Chapter 9Tom Cervenak
Readers you are in for a treat as Tom Cervenak, Visitor Services and Marketing Manager for Virginia State Parks, weaves the story of how he came to work for parks and what his career has been like. |
Take your holiday guests for a Ride on the Wild SideStaci Martin
Take a Winter Tram Ride to Wash Woods at False Cape State Park. |
Can You Identify These Animal Tracks?Michael Salotti
Snow came a little early this year to central Virginia. |
Virginia Snakes – The Eastern CottonmouthMichael Salotti
There are three poisonous snakes that can be found in Virginia, and I am starting off this series with my favorite one. |
Trails at False Cape State ParkStaci Martin
As part of a new initiative, Virginia State Parks is using GPS technology to redesign our trail maps to more accurately reflect current conditions. |
Make a Snow Day SpecialJodi Bucknam
How to make a Snow Day Special by having fun outdoors. |
Youth Deer Hunting Workshop at Claytor Lake State ParkJaimie Lomasney
Claytor Lake State Park and the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries are hosting a Youth Deer Hunting Workshop on Friday, December 18 and Saturday, December 19. |
What Will Your Children Remember?Nancy Heltman
Nancy Heltman of Virginia State Parks was a guest blogger for Bethe Almeras' Grass Stain Guru today. Here's the content. http://bit.ly/XYvuT
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Fishing and Fun, For the FundTom Cervenak
Each year State Park employees, some family members, volunteers and friends of parks get together on the Eastern Shore at Kiptopeke State Park for a very important event, The State Parks Benevolence Fund Fishing Tournament and Raffle. |
Rare Encounter with a Northern ParulaPatty Elton
Only when I peaked behind my garden wagon did I find the most beautiful bird I’d seen in years, a Northern Parula (Parula Americana). |
How the West was Won-Part IVTom Cervenak
Tom takes time to share highlights of his visits to Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park, Wilderness Road State Park, Natural Tunnel State Park, Grayson Highlands State Park and Hungry Mother State Park. |
Are You a Budding Les Stroud?Nancy Heltman
False Cape State Park invites the entire family for a fun-filled weekend of hiking and exploring Virginia’s Outer Banks while discovering tricks and tips on how to survive in the wilderness. |
Are You a Lark or an Owl?Nancy Heltman
Regardless of whether you are a lark or owl, False Cape State Park has a kayak program right up your alley during the month of October. |
The Best of Virginia State Parks - Forrest GladdenVirginia State Parks
State Parks Director Joe Elton talks with staff from Virginia’s National Award Winning State Parks. |
First Landing ReenactmentVSP
Discover an event 400 years in the making. |
The Best of Virginia State Parks - Anne ReederVirginia State Parks
State Parks Director Joe Elton talks with staff from Virginia’s National Award Winning State Parks. |
Wilderness Road State ParkDan Braun
Come explore the rich history of Wilderness Road State Park |
A Jewel on the JamesVSP
Discover the history of the Chippokes Plantation. |
A Potomac LegacyVSP
The history of how Leesylvania State Park came to be. |
Civilian Conservation CorpsVSP
A look back at how jobs were created through the building of America's State Park System. |
Fall at Virginia BeachNancy Heltman
Virginia Beach is a great destination year round and First Landing State Park makes an excellent base for visiting that resort city and the surrounding cities. |
Autumn Nature at Mason Neck State ParkJodi Bucknum
Autumn is a great time to explore nature in Mason Neck State Park. |
How the West Was Won Part IITom Cervanak
Although the smallest Virginia State Park, the Southwest Virginia Museum State Park is packed with facinating historical treasures worth taking the time to explore. |
Virginia State Parks Director Joe Elton elected President of the National Association of State Park DirectorsJim Meisner
Virginia State Parks Director Joe Elton was elected president of the National Association of State Park Directors (NASPD) at the NASPD annual meeting this week. |
Kids Tap in to Nature in MassachusettsVirginiaOutdoors
Innovative program that’s getting kids to check their sap buckets before checking their emails. |
Wildlife Center of VirginiaMSNBC
MSNBC Profiles the Wildlife Center of Virginia. This video from MSNBC features the National Wildlife Federation's Doug Inkley: |
New Coal Mining Exhibit at SWVA MuseumSWVA Museum
The latest exhibit upgrade at the Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park mixes new technology with historic artifacts to give visitors an in-depth look at the story of coal mining in Southwest Virginia. |
Managing Land in the Piedmont of Virginia for Birds and WildlifeWolter, Capel, Pashley, Heath
Often overlooked in its importance to birds, the Piedmont provides valuable nesting, migration, and wintering habitats that are scarce in other parts of the state. |
Take a Fall Morning Bird Walk on the Birding and Wildlife TrailVASP
Take a Fall Bird Walk to Celebrate the Fifth Birthday of the Virginia Birding and Wildlife Trail |
Kayak and View Wildlife on the Potomac RiverVASP
Kayaking the Potomac River from Westmoreland State Park |
Fresh Water MusselsDGIF
Freshwater mussels are one of the few animals that improve our water quality.
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The Legend of Hungry MotherAccording to Legend
The Legend of the name of Hungry Mother State Park and the history of her creation. |
Helping Children to Experience NatureEllen Smith
National Park Service and Virginia State Parks getting together to take on the collective challenge to get our children and families in to the outdoors. |
The Monarch ButterflyMichael Salotti
Butterfly found in Virginia State Parks |
Thar She Blows!kevin wallenfang
Several species of whales make seasonal migrations up the Virginia coast.
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Bird Beakskevin wallenfang
The shape of a birds beak helps predict what they eat.
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The First Step in Going Greenjoe peash
Folks don't often spend time outdoors unless someone first takes them under their wing and shows it to them. |
New Civil War Visitor Center to Open This SummerVirginia Assoc for Parks
A brand new visitor center will open at the historic Sailors Creek Battlefield State Park this summer. |
The Raid at Martin's StationKevin Wallenfang
The annual Raid at Martin's Station provides one of the most realistic historic reenactments in the country May 8-10. |
Hi-Tech Sytem Provides Chesapeake Interpretationjoseph peash
A new buoy system on the Chesapeake provides paddlers with real-time conditions as well as historic information. |
The Shallopjoseph peash
The shallop is a handy boat that John Smith and those after him brought with them to Virginia. |
Kiptopeke State Parkjoseph peash
Kiptopeke will feature the Eastern Shore Birding and Wildlife Festival in September, and birdwatchers the world over will be on hand. |
Mathews County, Rebecca GrowKevin Wallenfang
Mathews County, Rebecca Grow |
YCC Program at Claytor Lake and New River Trail State ParkJaimie Lomasney
A crew of ten participants were chosen from current high school students 14 to 17 years-old who demonstrated an interest in protecting Virginia’s environment. |
A Look Outside: Reptiles & Amphibians (Part 1)VDGIF
Interested in Virginia's reptiles and amphibians? This fun new "A Look Outside" series of videos tracks a group of cub scouts as they learn about spotted salamanders, canebrake rattlesnakes, wood turtles and more! |
Be Wild Featuring Adrienne YoungVADGIF
A video about the Virginia Wildlife Action Plan, recently developed by the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries with the goal of conserving wildlife before they become more rare.
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