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Whether you hunt, fish, boat, camp, or take in the wildlife from your easy chair, Virginia Wildlife offers you stories and insight on the natural world, supplied by the state’s leading wildlife and outdoor experts.
Scanned copies of Virginia Wildlife Magazine from the early years, archived at the Library of Virginia for your convenience.
Virginia Wildlife Magazine In the November–December 2024 issue… Shannon Brooks' lovely personal essay about how starting to hunt as an adult led her to a greater appreciation for the outdoors leads this issue. We also delve into the status of northern snakehead fish in Virginia's waters 20 years after the invasive species was first ...
Virginia Wildlife Photo Showcase. The Annual Photography Showcase is offered each year as a way to recognize the rich heritage of Virginia’s wildlife and natural resources and pay tribute to the mission of the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR).
The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR) publishes articles on hunting, fishing, wildlife viewing, wildlife habitat, hiking, camping, outdoors safety and ethics, natural history, and environmental stewardship and education.
Virginia Wildlife Magazine July – August 2024 Issue Cover: Michele Garrigan of Richmond submitted this image of a pipevine swallowtail on pickerelweed in a marsh for the Fauna category of the Photography Showcase.
Please enter your school email address below to enable access to the complimentary digital subscription to Virginia Wildlife magazine for Virginia educators. You’ll receive an email with directions on how to access the issue.
Contact information for the local Department of Wildlife Resource locations allowing for comments and complaints to be made
A page containing a collection of articles and posts which regarding education, wildlife and their subsequent habitat within Virginia.
Footing the Bill: Virginia’s National Forest Stamp at Work. By Justin Folks/DWR. The few dollars that hunters, anglers, and trappers spend each year on a National Forest Stamp go a long way when putting habitat work on the ground.