Mange-infected black bears spotted across Southwest Virginia
Read full article: Mange-infected black bears spotted across Southwest VirginiaSouthwest Virginia is currently one of the state’s hottest spots for bear mange cases, with the highest concentrations in Roanoke, Franklin and Montgomery counties. 10 News brought your questions to a bear biologist.
Black bear mange sightings surge in Southwest Virginia
Read full article: Black bear mange sightings surge in Southwest VirginiaBlack bear sightings are at their peak in Southwest Virginia, but many of the bears turning up this season aren’t looking like their usual selves. A growing number of bears are being spotted without hair, visibly underweight and in poor condition — and 10 News viewers are taking notice.
10 News Anchor John Carlin explores brand new Laurel Canyon Trail
Read full article: 10 News Anchor John Carlin explores brand new Laurel Canyon TrailVolunteers just finished a new four-mile trail at Carvins Cove. We went to take a look and found a family of bears. The trail is amazing and a beautiful way to enjoy the region.
WATCH: Wildlife Center of Virginia caring for bear cubs
Read full article: WATCH: Wildlife Center of Virginia caring for bear cubs10 News Anchor Rachel Lucas sat down with an official from the Wildlife Center of Virginia to speak about their 10 Black Bear Cub patients that they have rescued from across the state, including right here at home.
Woman’s quiet night at home turns wild with bear encounter in Bedford County
Read full article: Woman’s quiet night at home turns wild with bear encounter in Bedford CountyA quiet night at home took a surprising turn for a woman in Bedford County this week when she came face to face with a black bear outside her window.
Wildlife Center of Virginia releases three Black Bear yearlings back into the wild
Read full article: Wildlife Center of Virginia releases three Black Bear yearlings back into the wildThe Wildlife Center of Virginia announced Wednesday that they had released three Black Bear yearlings after a year of care at the wildlife center.
From orphaned bear cub to leader of the pack: Update on cub rescued from Wythe Co. brush fire
Read full article: From orphaned bear cub to leader of the pack: Update on cub rescued from Wythe Co. brush fireTen months have passed since an orphaned bear cub, now affectionately known as “Double Green,” was rescued from a brush fire in Wythe County. Today, he stands as the leader among six other black bears at the Wildlife Center of Virginia.
