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Groups Plant Trees at Barton Bench

Restoration of rare West Virginia habitat takes teamwork and dedication. A multitude of agencies, nonprofit groups and volunteers gathered at

Announcing Corridors, a semi-annual publication highlighting some of our on the ground work related to restoration. With the help of

Join us for a day, or 2 days, of volunteer work to help with an important component of our efforts to

DAVIS, W.Va. — More than 500,000 acres of red spruce forest once shaded the slopes of West Virginia’s higher mountains,

CHEAT MOUNTAIN — Arbor Day was on Friday, but volunteers were getting their hands dirty in the high elevations of Cheat Mountain

Ruth Blackwell Rogers describes her painting and environmental activism as “all one thing.” “My paintings have always been trying

Abstract Wetland communities above 730 meters (2400 feet) elevation within the red spruce zone in the Allegheny Mountain region of

Abstract Upland red spruce communities in the Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia provide unique habitats for an abundance of living

Walking into a red spruce forest can be described as nothing less than enchanting. The thick canopy shades moss-covered rocks

CHEAT BRIDGE, W.Va. — Except for its elevation — high enough to produce snow this week — a reclaimed