The Wildlife Center of Virginia has announced the name of its new male opossum that has joined its ambassador team — Cosmos!

A Virginia opossum with a big personality and an even bigger fan base finally has a name—Cosmos! After receiving more than 10 ...

Well, the contest is over, the votes are in, and the Wildlife Center of Virginia’s new Opossum Ambassador officially has a ...

News recently got an exclusive meet-and-greet with the newest addition of the Wildlife Center of Virginia’s ambassador team — ...

The center announced the name after receiving a grand total of 10,025 votes — meaning $10,025 donated toward care for the ambassador and other opossums.

The Wildlife Center of Virginia is pushing for a new bill in the commonwealth to protect wildlife on the roads.

He’s cute, he’s quirky, and he’s ready to meet you! Meet the Wildlife Center of Virginia's ambassador opossum who’s helping teach people all about wildlife. Kaci and Emily learn some fun ...

Black bear cubs that are orphaned in Virginia are brought to the Wildlife Center in Waynesboro, where they’re raised by human surrogates until they can return to the wild. WMRA's Randi B. Hagi reports ...

Twin Harbors Wildlife Center (THWC) in Montesano began as a vision on paper by Dr. Sonnya Wilkins after being chosen as a Fellow for Partners 4 Wildlife in their 2018/19 inaugural year. The Doctor of ...

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Black bears in Virginia den in brush piles, tree cavities, rock outcroppings, ground nests, debris piles, and even under porches or in unsecured crawl spaces.