Located on the cliffs of Catalina Island off the coast of southern California, this live cam overlooks the nest of a pair of bald eagles.

This live cam overlooks a bald eagle nest high in a white oak tree in a secluded valley north of Decorah.

Welcome to the Fraser Point Bald Eagle nest on Santa Cruz Island, California!

Welcome to Santa Cruz Island, the largest island in Channel Islands National Park off the coast of southern California.

Students will observe and understand similarities and differences between Bald eagles and Peregrine falcons and summarize their findings in an organized way or via a classroom presentation.

Students will study the diet of bald eagles at the Decorah North Nest.

The teacher and class will observe that Bald Eagles build their nests in 4 different geometric solids.

Students will learn how researchers use ethograms to draw conclusions about animal behavior and create their own ethograms based on activities in a Bald Eagle nest.

Middle school students will learn about the digestive systems of Bald Eagles and compare/contrast them with human digestive systems.

Students will read blogs and books and look at photos of eaglets in various developmental stages to learn about the changes an eagle goes through as it moves from hatch to fledge. 

Join Chelsea McKinney on one of our first episodes at the National Conservation Training Center to visit our Bald Eagle Nest and learn how we can use online remote cameras to study the United States’ national bird.

The Bald Eagle Webcams provide an intimate view of the breeding and nesting behavior of bald eagles at the Channel Islands.