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It's not unusual for bears to travel along West Neck Creek, said Nelson Lafon, forest wildlife program manager for Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources. The area is also chock full of food that bears love including berries, roots, mushrooms and small animals like muskrats and beavers, he said.
A young bear was euthanized after being rescued from a tree in Downtown Roanoke.
RICHMOND — As spring approaches, both people and wild animals become more active. The spring months are a busy time for wildlife, especially black bears as they emerge from their
RICHMOND — The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR) is reminding residents that as spring approaches, wild animals become more active…
With spring in full swing, bear sightings and encounters in Virginia have recently increased. Read more here.