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Federal court clears path for legal challenges to coal-hauling in Monongahela National Forest

Archives: July 2025

  • Federal court clears path for legal challenges to coal-hauling in Monongahela National Forest

    Posted by danrad on July 3, 2025

    WILMINGTON, Del. — A federal judge in Delaware ruled Tuesday in favor of two motions filed by conservation groups, allowing key legal and administrative actions to move forward…


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  • The economic impact of West Virginia State Parks

    Posted by danrad on July 3, 2025

    By Scott Durham All information was pulled from the study, “The Economic and Fiscal Impacts of West Virginia State Parks and Forests: Fiscal Year…


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  • Dobbin Slashings Preserve is now open

    Posted by danrad on July 3, 2025

    The moment many of you have been waiting for—Dobbin Slashings Preserve is now open for public visitation!  We’re excited to share that the Dobbin…


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  • Mountain Valley Pipeline: A year later, unease lingers for these residents

    Posted by danrad on July 3, 2025

    By Curtis Tate, West Virginia Public Broadcasting Paula Mann and her husband, Herman, live in the middle of Monroe County, in far southern West…


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  • Priorities, promises, and Corridor H

    Posted by danrad on July 3, 2025

    By Hugh Rogers Elections have consequences. We have been brutally reminded of that. But what difference will the new administration in Charleston make in…


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  • Paddle into summer: West Virginia Highlands Conservancy hosts “Summer Splash” on the Cheat River

    Posted by danrad on July 3, 2025

    Looking for a fun, refreshing way to celebrate summer in the Mountain State? The West Virginia Highlands Conservancy (WVHC) invites paddlers of all experience levels to hit…


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  • Tucker County data center fight heats up

    Posted by danrad on July 3, 2025

    By Olivia Miller, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy Since the last issue of The Highlands Voice, things have moved quickly in the battle against the…


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  • Thoughts from our President 

    Posted by danrad on July 3, 2025

    Dear friends of the Highlands,  As I sit down to write this article, my head is whirling, and my thoughts are going in many…


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  • West Virginia Highlands Conservancy brings Appalachia’s fight to Capitol Hill 

    Posted by danrad on July 3, 2025

    By Olivia Miller, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy Earlier in June, the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy traveled to Capitol Hill with our friends at the…


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  • Save the date for WVHC’s 2025 Fall Review: “Environmentalism in a Changing World”

    Posted by danrad on July 3, 2025

    As Appalachia faces escalating environmental threats—from policy rollbacks and extreme weather to industrial development and habitat loss—this fall, conservationists, advocates, and concerned citizens will gather in the…


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