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September 11, 2024
News Advisory FROM: Center for Conservation Biology, William & Mary FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 13 September 2024 MEDIA CONTACTS: Dr. Bryan D. Watts, Director Center for Conservation […]
July 19, 2024
By Bryan Watts7/17/24 Historically, the Canada goose was a migratory species throughout most of the United States arriving in November to most wintering grounds and leaving […]
July 18, 2024
By Bryan Watts7/13/24 Like blue crabs and salt marshes, the osprey is interwoven into the fabric of the Chesapeake Bay culture. Many generations of Bay residents […]
March 30, 2024
By: Bryan Watts4/2/24 CCB is thrilled to announce the launch of OspreyWatch 2.0. With support from conservationists Briscoe and Kenan White and innovative programmer Jim Verhagen […]
March 30, 2024
By: Bryan Watts4/1/24 The Biology Department within William & Mary has been a center for osprey work for more than 50 years. Over that time, the […]
January 11, 2024
By: Bryan Watts1/4/2024 We put in on Hoskins Creek in Tappahannock and ran out to the open Rappahannock River. Mitchell Byrd was at the helm of […]
July 14, 2023
For release: July 14, 2023 Williamsburg, VA – In 2023, The Center for Conservation Biology has documented the highest rate of osprey nest failure ever recorded […]
July 8, 2023
By: Bryan Watts7/5/2023 Over the past few years, I have received questions from homeowners, watermen and keen observers around the lower Chesapeake Bay about osprey. Waterfront […]
July 7, 2022
By: Bryan Watts7/7/2022 It is impossible to think about osprey in the upper Chesapeake Bay, particularly around the area of the Choptank River and Eastern Bay, […]