By WVDNR is tracking how deer live and why they die, and you can see the results as they develop.
From Dusk to Dawn
Nocturnal species in West Virginia come alive at night.
Where the Wild Tracks Are
When the hush of a winter snowfall covers the forests, signs of life are still all around.
Bearing Witness
Black bear numbers in West Virginia are just right, thanks to steady monitoring and careful game management.
Phinding Pheasants
Hillcrest Wildlife Management Area is a go-to destination for those looking to bag the elusive ring-necked pheasant.
A Tail of Two Foxes
The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources seeks better understanding of gray and red fox populations in the Mountain State.
The Whitetail Tradition
Each fall, deer hunters across the state and beyond take to the woods for more than just a champion harvest.
Focusing on the Future
Kenny Davis and the Whitetail Frenzy team are partnering with the state Division of Natural Resources and brightening the lives of West Virginia children.
The Heavenly Hellbender
West Virginia’s giant salamander is a distinctive river-dweller and a unique and important member of the aquatic ecosystem.
The Rebound of Raptors
Programs and rehabilitation centers throughout the state are fighting to keep birds of prey safe—and they need your help.
