These Documents are in PDF format, which can be viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader. Restoration effort hopes for bald eagles’ return The Eaglet Diary Part 2 - The release of three birds Conn. River Eagle Nest Fails, But Six Young Eagles Are Growing at Fish & Wildlife’s Dead Creek Wildlife Management Area The Eaglet Diary - A Bird's eye view of the trek to Vermont First eagles in decades hatch in Vermont Volunteers needed for 2006 eagle season Vermont Bald Eagle Restoration Initiative has another successful season Eagle talk planned in Rutland Last of Dead Creek eagles are set free Omya provides air transport to eagle chicks Eagles take their first flights Vermont Bald Eagle Restoration Begins Second Season Bald eagle nest discovered in southern Vermont! New record set for bald eagles wintering in Vermont Young eagle dies; necropsy fails to find cause          What happens when a bald eagle dies and is recovered?  Click here to find out. Inaugural season of Vermont Bald Eagle Restoration Initiative deemed a success Bald eaglets soar at Dead Creek Bald eagle chicks take historic flights More young eagles arrive at Dead Creek WMA Eaglecam offers look into lives of baby eagles First pair of bald eaglets arrive in Vermont Volunteers help build home for future Vermont bald eagles Jeffords announces funding for Vermont Bald Eagle Restoration Initiative Senator Jeffords' statement on Vermont Bald Eagle Restoration Initiative CVPS joins Vermont Bald Eagle Recovery Project Love raptors?  Be sure to visit our osprey site too! Terms of Use - Copyright 2009 Central Vermont Public Service Copyright photos CVPS, Floyd Scholz U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and Vermont Department of Fish & Wildlife Web related issues