Officials in Kodiak, Alaska, ... The Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act federally prohibits the harm, possession or disturbance of bald and golden eagles, according to the FWS.

As part of a golden eagle study in the Driftless Area of Wisconsin, workers with the Raptor Research Project trapped, banded and released the oldest known golden eagle in North America.

A bald eagle has died after crashing through the window of a home in Alaska, perhaps while flying erratically to prevent ...

Two Bald Eagles Keep Attacking People in Alaska “That eagle was plenty hungry,” Andrew says. “He didn’t leave much behind.” After carefully reviewing the photos, the Chesser brothers believed the ...

Rescued golden eagle released into the wild . On June 30, ... Golden eagles can live up to 25 to 35 years in the wild, according to the Alaska Department of Fish and Wildlife.

The golden eagle measures between 80 to 93 centimeters long (about 2 feet 7.5 inches to 3 feet long) and have a wingspan of about 2 meters (6.5 feet).

In Alaska, golden eagles are known to prey on young dall sheep and caribou. “They’re built for killing,” said Fairbanks wildlife biologist Jack Whitman in a 2004 article in the Alaska ...

A golden “egg” was seen by NOAA-backed sea explorers off the southern coast of Alaska. Experts are working to identify the object.

If you encounter an aggressive eagle at the harbor or elsewhere in Kodiak, you can report that information to the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge headquarters, at 907-487-2600.

A series of recent eagle attacks has left Alaskans confused as to why the majestic birds are going after people. In Kodiak, Alaska, eagles have struck at least three locals who then required ...

The Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act federally prohibits the harm, possession or disturbance of bald and golden eagles, according to the FWS. Wild Nature Alaska News DAILY NEWSLETTER ...