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Working together for Black Rails
Visit the Eastern Black Rail Conservation & Management Working Group to learn about the status of black rails on the Atlantic & Gulf Coasts and join with CCB to work on the species' recovery.

Spring/summer 2009 e-newsletter...
A banner year for Red-cockaded Woodpeckers, the potential affects of sea level rise on marshbirds, tracking the amazing flights of Whimbrel and Eagles, and much more in this issue of Conservation Cornerstones.

VaEagles site launched !
Learn about the annual survey and for the first time, view 2009 nest locations.

EagleTrak blog begins 5/21/09:
Visit the EagleTrak home & gallery and EagleTrak blog.

2007 Annual Report published:
Click for the 2007 Annual Report [pdf]

Status Assessment of Golden-winged Warbler and Bewick's Wren in Virginia. Click to go to assessment page.

The Raven is now online. The Center has completed the digital library of The Raven. Click to go to The Raven page [pdf].

Center completes delineation of 10 Important Bird Areas on the Coastal Plain of Virginia! View the results: Inner Coastal Plain Report & Outer Coastal Plain Report

Center completes survey of cliff nesting sites in the southern Appalachians! Click here to read the report

Bald Eagle Delisting - Read an article from The Free-Lance Star and visit the US Fish & Wildlife Service's
Bald Eagle website

Continuing a legacy... a campaign to establish the Mitchell A. Byrd Chair in Biology

William & Mary News Highlight Mitchell Byrd: Byrd Recounts 50 Years