Photo credit: Alaskan Dude / Creative Commons On a ridgetop preserve in Pennsylvania, conservationists and bird watchers gathered for the annual count of migrating bald eagles. It’s a tradition that has persisted for 76 years—since the founding of the Hawk Mountain Sanctuary . This year, however, was a little different: Participates were treated to a record number of sightings—a reassuring sign of the incredible success of bald eagle conservation programs across the count… Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Eagles Flourish in Sanctuary, Hints at Species Comeback