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People across the world are grieving the loss of a remarkable bald eagle, Jackie. Jackie touched millions of lives simply by living hers. She invited us into her wild world, and somewhere along the way, she became part of ours. We all followed Jackie and Shadow through so many moments of their lives. We celebrated with them. We worried about them. Most importantly,  we collectively cared about them.  To everyone at Big Bear Valley, thank you for watching over Jackie and Shadow and for being a steward of their nest site. Thank you for sharing their lives with the world. You gave millions of us the opportunity to experience the wonder of wild bald eagles from wherever we happened to be. What you shared became so much bigger than a camera pointed at an eagle’s nest. You connected people to the natural world. Our hearts are with the entire Big Bear Valley community as you grieve the loss of an eagle who became such a beloved part of your lives. To the entire team at the Ojai Raptor Center, we are thinking of you. As a small raptor rehabilitation center in Connecticut, we understand how deeply it hurts to lose a patient. We know how much of yourselves you give to each animal. We know how fiercely you hold onto hope and fight for every possible chance at recovery. We are truly in awe of the extraordinary medical care she received throughout her journey. Your commitment to giving her every possible chance was evident every step of the way. Although the outcome was not the one any of us hoped for, she was surrounded by comfort and incredible love because of you. The care you gave her mattered. Our hearts are with every member of your team as you grieve this tremendous loss. I always smiled when Jackie and Shadow made the national news. There was something incredibly hopeful about seeing the entire country follow along and grow to love these two wild bald eagles. Almost everywhere we go to present a wildlife program this past year, someone asks me, “Have you heard of Jackie and Shadow?” I always smile. Of course I have. In many ways, Jackie and Shadow became my wild comrades in education. People cared about them, so they wanted to learn more. They learned what life is really like for a wild bald eagle. They also began to understand the dangers eagles and other wildlife face every day. Jackie and Shadow opened the door to conversations about wildlife that those of us in conservation work so hard to have. Jackie made millions of people care about bald eagles. She made them care about the wild places they need to survive. She made people care about protecting the natural world we all share.  Just weeks ago, people came together to raise $10 million to save 63 acres near Jackie and Shadow’s nest from development. Land that was once destined for development will now remain wild. The connection people felt with Jackie and Shadow inspired action. It helped protect the habitat they depended on and preserve a piece of the wild for generations to come. Their story shows us what can happen when people fall in love with wildlife and decide the places those animals call home are worth fighting for. That is conservation. That is Jackie’s legacy. Jackie was so much more than a famous eagle on a screen. She became a national ambassador for her species. She taught millions of people without ever entering a classroom. Her legacy will live on in the person who finds an injured bird and knows to reach out for help. She will live on in the person who stops to pick up discarded fishing line before it can entangle wildlife, or the fisherman who chooses to use only non lead fishing weights. She will live on in the hunter who chooses lead-free ammunition to protect eagles and other scavengers. And she will live on in the wonder in a child’s eyes as they watch an eagle soar overhead.  All because they knew Jackie and Shadow.  Thank you, Jackie. Thank you for letting us into your wild world. #christinescritters #jackie @Ojai Raptor Center #eagle #RIP ##
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