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| Living With Black Bears in VirginiaBlack bears are becoming an increasingly common sight in Virginia — bears now live in almost every county! But even as our black bear population grows and expands, at the same time, residential areas are encroaching into the forested lands and habitats used by bears and other wildlife, thus increasing the chances for bear/human interaction or conflicts.Grades K-2 | 3-5 | 6-8 Science |
| Z is for ZoologySome biologists study plants, others study microbes, and some study fungi, such as mushrooms… But if you want to study living things that move a bit faster, then you would major in zoology. Zoologists study animals with and without backbones, from worms, insects, and mollusks to fish, birds, and, of course, mammals.Grades 6-8 Science |
| American Shad-The Long Journey HomeThis delightful series takes students on a "look outside" where they learn about different species of animals.Grades K-2 | 3-5 | 6-8 Science |
| Peregrine FalconsThis delightful series takes students on a "look outside" where they learn about different species of animals.Grades K-2 | 3-5 | 6-8 Science |
| Timber Rattlesnake SurveyOn a rattlesnake survey in Virginia's Allegheny Mountains , VDGIF researchers were able to find and photograph adult rattlesnakes.Grades 3-5 | 6-8 | 9-12 Science |
| Just the Bear FactsThis delightful series takes students on a "look outside" where they learn about different species of animals.Grades K-2 | 3-5 | 6-8 Science |
