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Environment
3:34 pm
Wed January 16, 2013
TVA Hacking Program in 80's Results in Robust Eagle Populations in West Ky
By Kate Lochte
Dr. Steve White joined Murray State University in 1981 about the same time as the local TVA hacking program was underway. Captive-born eaglets were released into the wild without human contact to repopulate the region whose habitat is preferred by eagles. Eagles stay where they learn to fly and today the resident population is stable and thriving. Dr. White gives the historical perspective.