Learn about the very busiest time of year for Wildlife Center staff, students, and volunteers -- baby season! Spring is a time for new life; many species of wild animals are giving birth or laying eggs and caring for young throughout much of the spring. It's also the time of year when people are more active; as the warm weather approaches, humans spend more time in their yards and gardens and in the great outdoors. This increased activity of both humans and wild animals can put us all in more direct contact with one another. There are a number of misinformation and misconceptions about young wild animals; learn from the Wildlife Center staff how to best help young animals stay in the wild with their parents. 

Hosted by Ed Clark, UNTAMED takes you behind the scenes of the Wildlife Center of Virginia, where diagnosing and treating the injuries of its patients is just thebeginning of the Center’s investigative and conservation work. The team alsostrives to identify and address the threats and hazards that cause harm to wildlifein the first place—issues ranging from illegal human activities to environmentalcontamination to emerging wildlife disease.

Visit The Wildlife Center of Virginia and UNTAMED websites to learn more!