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The Chesapeake Bay Bald Eagle breeding population has recovered from fewer than 80 breeding pairs during the early 1970s to more than 3,000 breeding pairs today. We monitored the Virginia portion of the population for more than 60 years. Information from the survey and many associated projects has painted a magnificent ecological portrait of this iconic species. I will talk about the unique character of the Chesapeake Bay, the recovery of the Bald Eagle population, and how the ecology of the population has shifted over time.

Join us at 7:00 p.m. at the Quarterpath Recreation Center, Meeting Room 2, 202 Quarterpath Road, Williamsburg or via Zoom.