A young bald eagle has been released back into the wild. She was too young to fly when found and couldn't return to her nest. The eagle was cared for by wildlife officials until she was ready to be released.

She was set free in a wetland area on Thursday afternoon. This was made possible by a collaboration of county departments and a wildlife rescue organization. The eagle has been named after a famous person to highlight the importance of conservation.

Further details about her release and care are available from the source.