The eagles’ home has been saved — but will it ever be a happy one? Friends of Big-Bear Valley (FOBBV), which set up a 24/7 cam for Jackie and Shadow, announced they will purchase the land the pair call home after raising $10 million,

Millions of people across the world have spent years watching bald eagle pair Jackie and Shadow build their nest, lay eggs, raise chicks and endure harsh winters through a 24/7 livestream in California's Big Bear Valley.

While she’s recovering, her two young eagles, Sandy and Luna, are gaining more independence. And they have some company. Big Bear Lake is the perfect place for immature eagles to learn to stretch their wings, hunt, and become independent adults. It is full of mature trees and surrounding forest to live in, and the lake is teeming with fish.

Eagle advocates say that the famous eagle-cam pair Jackie and Shadow are being threatened by a proposed housing development close to their habitat. Eagle researchers say it's not that simple.

Thousands of people around the world are once again following the lives of bald eagles Jackie and Shadow through a live nest camera in California's Big Bear Valley. This year, the attention is on the couple's two young eaglets,

An adult bald eagle recently rescued by the Los Angeles County Parks San Dimas Raptor Rescue is likely an internet-famous eagle mom named Jackie. Millions around the world have tuned into the day-to-day lives of Jackie, her partner Shadow, and their current chicks Sandy and Luna via a 24/7 livestream of their nest.

The saga of bald eagle couple Jackie and Shadow will now include humans raising $10 million to purchase the Moon Camp property near the birds' nest.

Fans of the beloved Big Bear bald eagles have new reason for hope after the wildlife center in charge of Jackie’s care said on Monday that positive news about her recovery is coming “soon.” Jackie has been in critical condition due to illness after she was seen locked in a fight with two subadult bald