The reports include maps showing models of golden eagle habitat overlaid with prime areas for wind energy development, to help identify where management actions can be most effective. Management ...

Teton Raptor Center has announced the official launch of RaptorMapper.com, which maps critical habitats and calculates the conservation values of land parcels for golden eagles across Wyoming. Golden ...

While the golden eagles' habitat preferences may differ in other regions and seasons, the authors suggest that their map could help prioritize landscapes for conservation efforts and identify ...

This powerful eagle is North America's largest bird of prey and the national bird of Mexico. These birds are dark brown, with lighter golden-brown plumage on their heads and necks.

Golden eagles are facing a brighter future after scientists mapped their entire genome for the first time. The breakthrough will help conservationists understand how the bird’s DNA allows them ...

Golden Eagles are one of the largest birds in North America. Their wingspan stretches 72 to 86 inches. They measure 27.6 to 33.1 inches in length and weigh 6.4 to 13.2 pounds. Females are larger ...

A golden eagle flies past a wind turbine on Altamont Pass near Livermore, Calif. Re: “ Wind turbines and golden eagles; can we have both in the American West? ” Jan. 28 guest commentary.

A golden eagle flies in the backcountry wilderness area of Highlands Ranch on July 2, 2019. Golden eagles and their nests are increasingly rare on Colorado’s Front Range due to habitat degradation.

Several laws and policies protect golden eagles and guide development around eagle nests and habitat, she said. The Eagle Act is the primary federal law in this case; however, bald and golden ...

How close golden eagles fly to wind turbines depends on habitat availability inside and outside of wind farms, according to new research. Photo by Philip Whitfield/Natural Research Ltd.

The golden eagle lived in the Lake District at Riggindale near Haweswater, Cumbria, and had been observed regularly in the area since 2001. He was thought to be around 20 years old.

Scottish conservation group maps the decline of British eagles ... with golden eagle numbers dropping by two-thirds from 1000-1500 breeding pairs in 500AD to just 300-500 in 1800.