But over time, key parts of that ecosystem have quietly unraveled. Golden eagles rely on a steady supply of prey to thrive and raise chicks—notably red grouse and Irish hares.

The 18-hole course has natural terrain, water-filled ponds, open grassland and prey. The golden eagle, the largest, fastest, nimblest raptor in North America, eats reptiles, birds and small mammals.

IDAHO, USA — A juvenile golden eagle found shot near the Idaho-Canadian border will live out its life in captivity after sustaining irreparable wing damage, according to wildlife rehabilitation ...

Golden eagles rely on a steady supply of prey to thrive and raise chicks—notably red grouse and Irish hares. Yet, during our recent surveys along transects (predetermined lines through an area ...