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Rogers: Why I'm not running for reelection on Williamsburg City Council – Daily Press

Rare birds motivate birders to keep searching

Merry & Bright: W&M Researchers Help Enduring Holiday Symbols Thrive

WILLIAMSBURG — Depictions of lively chickadees and brightly-colored cardinals on holiday cards and decorations can often coax a smile out of even the most…

Commentary: Turn off the lights and other things to do to protect animals

Knowing the ages of baby birds is essential in helping them

It takes more discipline than most people possess, but you should almost always leave baby birds alone.

William & Mary awards Green Fee funding to 22 projects in 2021-2022 academic year

With the promotion of sustainable practices at the forefront of these grants, there were 22 projects awarded funding throughout the fall, spring, and summer application cycles.

WHRO - Birds, biology, Baltimore orioles: How a William & Mary class turns campus wildlife into a lesson

WHRO Public Media is dedicated to enhancing the lives of the citizens in the communities it serves by responding to their need to be engaged, educated, entertained and enlightened.

Charles Center announces first undergraduate Research Incubator program awards

Faculty will receive $10,000 for each of two years to support undergraduate research programs. The majority of the money will go to student stipends. Read synopses of the 11 inaugural Incubator programs.

William & Mary's Undergraduate Research Month returns this April with exciting lineup

William & Mary’s second annual Undergraduate Research Month will start April 1 – and this time it will be primarily on campus and in person.

The wild turkey of Griffin Avenue, and other tales of campus-bound pandemic ornithology

Wrens at the Wren:  A lab section of Biology 416, Introduction to Ornithology, checks out a sighting near the Sir Christopher Wren Building. In non-pandemic times, class members traverse the commonwealth to view multiple species. This year, they’ve found surprising ornithological benefits in being restricted to the William & Mary campus.  Photo by Dan Cristol Photo - of - by Joseph McClain |  March 11, 2021 Ornithology students at William & Mary traditionally travel the commonwealth, piling into vans at 3 a.m. to head out to where the birds are. It’s off to the West Virginia border to see warblers and raptors, or to the Eastern Shore for an introduction to the arcana of the field marks that distinguish gull species. But not this year.