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Corridor H: What the Engineers Don’t See

Archives: The Highlands Voice
  • Corridor H: What the Engineers Don’t See

    Posted by danrad on October 31, 2022

    By Hugh Rogers When our reports on the Corridor H highway project began appearing as a bimonthly feature, perhaps inevitably they became more technical,…


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    The Conservancy’s 2023 Legislative Priorities

    Posted by danrad on October 31, 2022

    The WVHC Legislative Committee will closely follow all bills as they are introduced in the January 2023 regular legislative session to understand their impact on West Virginia…


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    Comings and goings

    Posted by danrad on October 31, 2022

    Goodbye from John  As many of you already know, this will be my last issue as editor of The Highlands Voice.  This month our new editor,…


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    Another Milestone

    Posted by danrad on October 31, 2022

    November 2020 represents another milestone: Bob Marshall has served as the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy Treasurer for 20 years. Congratulations and a big thank you! The…


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  • Thoughts from our president

    Posted by danrad on October 31, 2022

    October, just like every other month was once again very busy at the Conservancy as it was for all of the organizations within the environmental community. For…


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  • Cutting down the trees to save the forest

    Posted by danrad on October 31, 2022

    By Olivia Miller  A project proposed by the United States Forest Service to clear cut 3,458 acres of older-growth forest stands in sections of…


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  • Connecting the Wild:  A Bridge to the Wilderness

    Posted by danrad on October 3, 2022

    By Randy Kessling In a letter of August 20, 2022, Shane Jones, Ecosystems Staff Officer for the US Forest Service, asked the Highlands Conservancy…


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  • Birding on Farm View Trail

    Posted by danrad on October 3, 2022

    Our final outing for the summer consisted of a delightful Labor Day Weekend bird walk along one of the Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge’s newest routes: Farm…


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  • Dolly Sods Wilderness Stewards Update

    Posted by danrad on October 3, 2022

    By Dave Johnston The month of September gave us a chance to finish up and assess the results of several projects in the Dolly…


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  • Details on the Energy Efficiency Rebates

    Posted by danrad on October 3, 2022

          There is one revived tax credit program for energy efficiency and two new rebate energy efficiency programs in the IRA.        The tax credit program,…


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