Educational Resources
Information that can be accessed from this page includes: links to eagle cams, information about Bald Eagles and other eagles, spectacular photos and videos of eagles, teaching units on the Bald Eagle, laws pertaining to Bald Eagle protection, where to go to see eagles in the wild, eagle festivals, information and maps showing how the Bald Eagle came back from being an endangered species, what you can do to help eagles, how the Bald Eagle became the national symbol for the United States — and many other topics pertaining to eagles.
Many thanks to Bob Hatcher, Retired Coordinator (2001); Nongame and Endangered Wildlife Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, for compiling this comprehensive list of Eagle Resources for the American Eagle Foundation. Sadly, Bob passed away July 22, 2014. We will miss his guidance and expertise in “all things eagle.”
This page was last updated November 7, 2018.
Eagle Cams
AEF – NE Florida Wild Eagle Nest (October – May)
AEF – Dollywood Nest (March – June)
AEF – Washington DC Aboretum Nest Cam (February – July)
AEF – Smoky Mountain Eagle Cam (March – June)
Elfruler.com – a list of eagle cams in the United States & Canada
Southwest Florida (October – May)
Harrison Bay (Tennessee) Eagle Cam
Native American Religious Ceremonies
General Bald Eagle Information and References
Student / Teacher Resource Units on the Bald Eagle
The Bald Eagle
An elementary school unit developed by Sally Moorer
Return Flight: Restoring the Bald Eagle to the Channel Islands
A Classroom Study Guide for Grades 6-12
With Community College Extensions
The American Bald Eagle: Recovery from Near Extinction
A resource unit originally developed by the Learning Technology Center of Vanderbilt University in collaboration with the American Eagle Foundation – 1996; Revised by Bob Hatcher – 2011.
This unit is currently unavailable as it is undergoing extensive updating.
Laws Related to Eagles
Life History of Bald Eagles
Bald Eagle as National Symbol
Crafts for Children
Find a Rehabber, Raptor Center, or Wildlife Office in your State
Rehabilitation Rules & Guidelines for Eagles
Eagles of the World
Endangered Species
Endangered Species List
(WWF – World Wildlife Federation)
Global, WCMC
(World Conservation Monitoring Centre)
U.S., USFWS
(U.S.Fish & Wildlife Service)
Environmental Education
North American Association for Environmental Education
National Environmental Education Foundation
Online Environmental Science Degrees
Accredited Schools Online – Environmental Science
Climate Change & Colleges (Going Green On Campus)
53 Sources for Climate Change News – (Milken Institute School of Public Health)
Eagle Environmental Contaminants
Non-Lead Ammunition Helps Condor Recovery – Mohave Valley Daily News – Oct. 3, 2014
Helping America’s Bird – Universiy of Minnesota Raptor Center
Get the Lead Out – Cornell Labs of Ornithology
Get the Lead Out – Center for Biological Diversity
Wildlife Center of Virginia’s Position on Lead Toxicity in Raptors(PDF download)
How We Needlessly Poison Ourselves and Wildlife – Multiple Sources
Lead vs. Copper Bullets – National Park Service
Copper Bullet Testing 2011 – Institute for Biological Studies & National Park Service
Hunting Lead Free & Saving Wildlife – (Links to 14 Lead Impact References), Save Our American Raptors
DDT Impact
American Bald Eagle – U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
DDT and Birds – Stanford University
DDT – Journey North
Raptors Other Than Eagles
Cited Web Sources for Birds
AEF – American Eagle Foundation
BPF – Birds of Prey Foundation
INHS – Illinois Natural History Survey
LHFNAB – Electronic Book, “Life Histories of Familiar N. American Birds”
NWF – National Wildlife Federation
NWRA – National Wildlife Rehabilitators Assoc.
NYSDEC – New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation Endangered Species
RCAU – Raptor Center of Auburn University
RRF – Raptor Research Foundation
TRC – The Raptor Center, University of Minnesota
USFWS – U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
USGS/NWHC – U.S. Geological Survey/National Wildlife Health Center
