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Mountain Mink

Now you see ‘em, now you don’t.

Where the Wild Things Are

For Fox Sake rehab center takes in skunks, raccoons and other risky and at-risk critters.

Butterflies on the Move

Though not as well-known as monarchs, cloudless sulphurs migrate in the fall too.

Save Salamanders, Save our Health

Advocates for the rare yellow-spotted woodland species fight to list it as endangered.

Aging Gracefully

How important are old-growth forests to the critters who live there?

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Mountain Mink

Now you see ‘em, now you don’t.
Laurel the gray fox.

Where the Wild Things Are

For Fox Sake rehab center takes in skunks, raccoons and other risky and at-risk critters.
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Butterflies on the Move

Though not as well-known as monarchs, cloudless sulphurs migrate in the fall too.
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Save Salamanders, Save our Health

Advocates for the rare yellow-spotted woodland species fight to list it as endangered.
Cerulean warblers seem to have a preference for old forests.

Aging Gracefully

How important are old-growth forests to the critters who live there?
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Coyote (Canis latrans) wandering out from the forest into the loop road on a summer late morning.
Country Roads

Critters Crossing! 

States across the Blue Ridge are investing in wildlife crossings to protect animals and improve roadway safety.

September 1, 2026

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