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Bald eagle populations are growing in West Virginia

Eagle population in West Virginia growing

Will Reedy - January 3, 2018

A Pine Sisken perches on a bare branch at Chief Logan State Park. Photo courtesy W.Va. Dept. of Commerce.

Chief Logan park introduces spring birdwatching program

Chestnut-sided Warbler by Randy Bodkins

New River college to offer nature, birding classes in March

Overlook at Coopers Rock State Forest

Migratory Bird Day being celebrated May 13 at Coopers Rock

Chief Logan park introduces spring birdwatching program

Bianca Bosworth - February 11, 2019

A Pine Sisken perches on a bare branch at Chief Logan State Park. Photo courtesy W.Va. Dept. of Commerce.

Chief Logan State Park is introducing a free bird-watching program on weekends in February, March, and April to welcome novice and ardent bird watchers...

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