Golden eagles used to breed in the Northeastern U.S., but suffered from habitat changes, and the lingering effects of the insecticide DDT. Erynn Call, a raptor biologist with the Maine Department ...

After the eagle recovered, but before it could be set free, it had to pass a hunting test. “Unlike a domesticated cat with ...

Golden Eagles are one of the largest birds in North ... However, newer designs have reduced these risks. Habitat loss is another major threat, as urbanization and agricultural developments have ...

Slater said some of the best habitat for the golden eagle — which is protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act — coexists with Department of Defense military installations ...

Golden eagles are of significant conservation concern due to increasing threats to their populations from factors such as increasing wind energy development, lead poisoning, habitat loss and declining ...

The wildlife service works with project applicants to reduce impacts on eagles and their territories and habitat while helping projects meet the legal requirements under the Bald and Golden Eagle ...

We have two specific objectives. We want to assess golden eagle movement ecology and habitat use in Northeast Oregon. And then we want to look at occupancy and reproductive success in their nesting.

UPDATE: This beautiful juvenile Golden Eagle was rescued north of Bonners Ferry by the Idaho/Canadian border. It’s a... BOPNW emphasized that returning birds to their natural habitat is always ...

The golden eagle, scientific name Aquila chrysaetos ... while droughts and other climate-related changes shrink its habitat, according to IUCN. Aquila was seized from a private owner in July ...