Wildlife

Though the days are short, the lack of leaves and rich resources make fall and winter the perfect seasons for birding.

Fast-flying, insect-eating bats matter. Meet the biologists who net them all night to keep tabs on their health.

What lurks in TVA’s caves? A lot of litter – prompting biologists to gate caves

TVA and its partners work to protect rare species and their habitats in a biodiversity hotspot.

Record number of volunteers join BioBlitz on Raccoon Mountain hiking trails.

National Historic Preservation Month spotlights TVA’s archaeologists, historians and cultural resources specialists.

How do you nurture the next generation of conservationists? TVA-funded ZooCrew program excites teens with real-world science.

When a new brood of cicadas emerges, it helps forests, animals and people.

How do monarchs see the world? Award-winning model ranks top TVA habitats for at-risk butterflies.

To better understand at-risk bat populations, TVA zoologists delve deep underground.

This winter, visit the Valley region’s reservoirs to see the majestic migratory sandhill cranes.

TVA’s experts offer their top tips for environmental stewardship in the new year.

Region's reservoirs welcome birds such as the ancient murrelet, a Pacific seabird that flew in from 3,000 miles away.