Many Native Americans are marking ceremonies like graduations with bald eagle feathers, a form of reverence for the bird they ...

Members of the Prairie Island Indian Community is welcoming the United States new national bird with a sense of pride, and ...

Some Native Americans traditionally bestow bald eagle feathers at ceremonies to mark achievements, such as graduations, and as a form of reverence for the bird ...

The bald eagle is the national bird of the United States, a magnificent bird that captures the hearts and imagination of the nation. Recently, bald eagles hatched in California, which became a ...

The United States banned DDT in 1972 and passed The Endangered Species Act in 1973, to protect quickly disappearing species like the bald eagle.

When Wildlife Images Rehabilitation and Education Center adopted Phantom the bald eagle over a year ago, he was already months deep into treatment for a soft-tissue injury in his foot. The injured ...

Shawntai Chapman, a board member of the nonprofit wildlife center, requested the bald eagles be named Phantom and Fury to honor Iraq War veterans, including her late brother-in-law, United States ...

Even though the bald eagle has been a symbol of the United States for centuries, it only gained the status of "national bird" last week, through a Christmas Eve decree signed by President Biden.

Despite the bald eagle being emblazoned on the United States Great Seal in 1782, followed by everything from currency, passports and government buildings to sports-team insignias, it wasn’t our ...

The bald eagle's release into the wild after recovering came days ahead of July Fourth celebrations, restoring an emblem of American freedom to the wild.