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“If you drink water from the Potomac, or visit Dolly Sods to go hikng, then West Virginia is your backyard.”

West Virginia seed Source , Red Spruce and Balsam Fir Seedlings. The west Virginia Highlands Conservancy organizes volunteers to collect

The US Forest Service International Visitor Program facilitates participation in a wide variety of professional and educational exchanges, which encourage

The West Virginia Chapter of The Nature Conservancy’s, Mike Powell, takes WCHS TV 8 on a video tour of red

A Kenyan college student is getting ready to take home lessons he learned over five months working in West Virginia’s

Resilient Landscapes provide the capacity to adapt. They moderate a range of potential damages brought on by climate change, can

The American Rivers-Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Potomac Highlands Implementation Grant Program (PHIGP) provided critical funding for projects that fostered local,

Thomas Minney of Elkins, director of The Nature Conservancy’s Central Appalachians program for the past eight years, has been named

The U.S. Forest Service (USFS) has undertaken the Upper Greenbrier North Watershed/Aquatics Restoration Project to restore Pocahontas County forest waterways

Scientists work to protect a flying squirrel and its red spruce home. The new April/May issue of Nature Conservancy magazine