One of Tennessee's state birds, the northern bobwhite quail, is in serious decline, and a new report suggests many other bird ...

Watchable wildlife like songbirds can be affected by bird flu. If dead birds are found, homeowners are urged to stop feeding birds and cover bird baths. Over 500,000 winter tires recalled due to ...

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is announcing the launch of the Tennessee Birding Trails website. The birding trails project, spearheaded by TWRA state ornithologist Scott Somershoe ...

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has released its new Watchable Wildlife Web site, which was developed in partnership with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Foundation. The address for the ...

Watchable wildlife, including songbirds can also be affected by HPAI. Homeowners should stop feeding birds and cover bird baths, if dead birds are found, until this wildlife mortality event subsides.

The state already created a state wildlife action plan to monitor and actively try to engage in conservation efforts in Tennessee. There are 90 species of birds that are designated as "of concern ...

People should avoid handling birds unless necessary and while they are wearing disposable gloves. Anyone who observes birds with crustiness or bulging eyes should contact Tennessee Wildlife ...