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The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources is responsible for the management of inland fisheries, wildlife, and recreational boating in Virginia. #vawildlife

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@SafeBoatCouncil
SafeBoatingCouncil
21 days
✨ MEMBERSHIP MONDAY! ✨ We are so grateful for the incredible support of our state partner and Admiral Club member, the @VirginiaDWR, whose vital work makes our waterways safer, healthier, and more accessible for all who love the water: https://t.co/nGzGaC0OcT
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@CyrusBaird
C. H. Baird
2 months
How it started….how it’s going. Thanks to @VirginiaDWR for showcasing Penny on this years waterfowl regulations cover. This was one email I was happy to open on vacation.
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@VARuralCenter
VA Rural Center
2 months
Deer and fish and elk(?)- Oh my! Did you know that elk were reintroduced in #SWVA in 2012? #VRLI learned from @VirginiaDWR Director Ryan Brown how DWR oversees the conservation and management of wildlife and inland fish and how they regulate hunting, fishing, and boating in VA.
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@804wxgirl
Erin Guidry Hurd
3 months
Working downtown means that I get to watch our RVA Falcons, monitored by @VirginiaDWR , every spring right out my office window! Yesterday was fledge day - where the young falcons were set free to fly. I was able to catch one of the males, White, fly and land across the way!!!
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@HerndonPolice
Herndon Police
3 months
@VirginiaDWR Thank you to @VirginiaDWR Conservation Police and biologists for safely capturing and relocating our beloved Elden the Bear! We will miss you Elden. You brought us such joy and excitement! 🐻🫶🏼
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@CharlesMotter
Charles Motter
3 months
The @cms_dukes spent the day @VAStateParks Bear Creek Lake. Mr. Hatcher with the @VirginiaDWR helped show a variety of species with the SHOCK-BOAT! Then we set out to catch some of our own! #UnderTheC #WeAreCuCPS #SummerSchool2025 #KissForLuck @CuCPS
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@VirginiaDWR
Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources
4 months
RVA FALCON FAMILY WELCOMES THREE CHICKS—FOURTH ON THE WAY! 🐣#RVAFalconCam
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@VaAgriculture
VDACS
4 months
🐟 Virginia is tackling blue catfish by putting it on the menu! Be on the lookout for the next grant round this fall. 🔗 Read more: https://t.co/CyrO7nuw8N 📸@VirginiaDWR #SustainableSeafood #InvasiveSpecies #BlueCatfish #VirginiaAgriculture
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@VirginiaDWR
Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources
5 months
How to Coexist with Foxes: 🦊 Give space—especially during kit season 🐔 Use fox-proof fencing 🏡 Seal openings under buildings 🥩 Keep pet food indoors 🐕 Leash pets & supervise outside 🚫 Don’t feed wildlife—seriously 🔗 https://t.co/FsPcxHlmyd. (3/4)
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@VirginiaDWR
Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources
5 months
Fox Facts: ✔️ Mostly nocturnal, but active by day too ✔️ Mating: Jan–Feb | Kits born: April–May ✔️ Dens under buildings or in the ground ✔️ Kits stay with mom ~10 months ✔️ Omnivores: rodents, rabbits, insects & fruit (2/4)
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@VirginiaDWR
Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources
5 months
🦊 What You Need to Know About Red Foxes in Virginia! (A THREAD) Red foxes thrive across rural & urban areas. Seeing one during the day? Not always a red flag—unless it looks sick or acts strange (stumbling, lethargy, foaming). (1/4)
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@VirginiaDCR
Virginia DCR
5 months
BEWARE of deadly low-head dams. In cooperation with @VirginiaDWR, we urge everyone to stay safe by avoiding low-head dams while enjoying rivers and streams. #lowheaddams #damsafety Find more safety tips at https://t.co/1KXv78caKa
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@VirginiaDWR
Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources
5 months
Bubs once tried to pet a snapping turtle. Now he calls it “the incident” and avoids ponds altogether. Learn from Bubs.
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@VirginiaDWR
Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources
5 months
🦅 The ospreys are back—and so are we! Join us this Saturday, April 12, at the Virginia Osprey Festival in Colonial Beach. We’ll have a booth set up—come chat with our team and talk everything osprey! Full details 👉 https://t.co/DVxSEKN3z5. 📷: DWR Staff
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@VirginiaDWR
Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources
5 months
Found a ‘cute’ baby raccoon alone? Chances are, mom’s watching and judging your every move. Best to leave junior be.
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@VirginiaDWR
Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources
5 months
Are You Watching Shad Cam? It’s back! 🐟 The fishway at Boshers Dam is once again teeming with activity! Catch a front-row view of American/Gizzard Shad, Quillback, Sea Lamprey, Blue Catfish, and more as they make their incredible journey upstream. 🎥: https://t.co/7X5ebp3DFZ.
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@VirginiaDCR
Virginia DCR
5 months
Know the dangers of #lowheaddams (nicknamed “drowning machines”). In cooperation with @VirginiaDWR, we urge everyone to stay safe by avoiding low-head dams while enjoying rivers and streams. #damsafety Find safety tips at https://t.co/FRGNNprQ0F.
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@VirginiaDWR
Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources
5 months
Friendly reminder: Bears have fur coats and don’t need your hot cocoa.
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@VirginiaDWR
Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources
5 months
Let’s start the week strong, folks! Us: Googling “How long can a person live undetected in a duck blind?” at 10:06 a.m.
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