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Breeding bird surveys in jeopardy amid budget threats

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  • Breeding bird surveys in jeopardy amid budget threats

    Posted by danrad on June 10, 2025

    By Cynthia Ellis, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy Usually in May and June, throughout the mountains and across the state, West Virginia’s birders are volunteering…


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  • American Rivers names Gauley River to America’s Most Endangered Rivers® of 2025, due to toxic coal mining pollution

    Posted by danrad on June 10, 2025

    The threat of toxic pollution from coal strip mining in the headwaters of one of the Gauley’s primary tributaries — the Cherry River — has made it…


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  • South Fork Coal Company: ‘a trail of pollution, debt and disregard’

    Posted by danrad on June 10, 2025

    By Willie Dodson, Appalachian Voices Cherry/ Gauley River named among America’s most endangered rivers; thousands oppose coal-hauling in the Monongahela National Forest;…


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  • Grassroots opposition builds against Tucker County’s proposed Fundamental Data power plant project

    Posted by danrad on June 10, 2025

    By Luanne McGovern, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy Just over two months have passed since a small legal notice was published in The Parsons Advocate….


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    ACTION ALERT: Save Wardensville and Great North Mountain

    Posted by Olivia Miller on May 23, 2025

    The West Virginia Division of Highways has released a Supplemental Environmental Assessment (SEA) for the six-mile Wardensville-to-Virginia state-line stretch of Corridor H, with an estimated price tag of $474 million. Yet…


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  • Board highlights from April 2025

    Posted by danrad on May 9, 2025

    By John McFerrin, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy The April Board meeting of the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy featured a possible threat to the organization,…


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  • Conservationists file new complaint over South Fork Coal Company’s impacts to National Forest

    Posted by danrad on May 9, 2025

    Bankrupt mining company continues to amass violations in 2025 By Willie Dodson, Appalachian Voices On April 11th, the Allegheny Blue Ridge…


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  • 2025 legislative wrap-up

    Posted by danrad on May 9, 2025

    By Luanne McGovern, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy What more can be said about the 87th West Virginia Legislative Session that has not already been…


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  • Save Wardensville Coalition amplifies residents’ concerns over Corridor H’s impact on water, farms and Main Street

    Posted by danrad on May 9, 2025

    Environmental groups in both West Virginia and Virginia repeated a call for an updated Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) on the Wardensville to Virginia line section of the…


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  • Fundamental Data is heading for Davis and Thomas

    Posted by danrad on May 9, 2025

    Photo captured by Frank Gebhard at Allegheny Aperture. By Luanne McGovern, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy


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