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National Public Lands Day

Archives: September 2023
  • National Public Lands Day

    Posted by danrad on September 6, 2023

    West Virginia’s public lands offer something for everyone. With 35 state parks, 116,090 acres of wilderness areas, and hundreds of miles of trails, the public lands surrounding us offer everyone the…


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  • A stream bank in West Virginia showcasing heavy erosion

    A No-Cost Service To Help Control Erosion

    Posted by danrad on September 6, 2023

    Friends of the Cheat is seeking property owners interested in complimentary tree plantings in riparian areas (the areas directly next to a stream or river) of…


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  • Water Data Collection Efforts by Citizen Scientists Already Paying Dividends

    Posted by danrad on September 6, 2023

    By Susan RosenblumStream water quality data that has been collected by a dozen dedicated citizen scientists over the past 12 months will soon…


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  • Water in West Virginia the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy's Annual Fall Review at Canaan Valley State Park Oct. 13-15

    ­WV Highlands Fall Review: What’s Up With Your Water?

    Posted by danrad on September 6, 2023

    Our bodies average about 60% water. The exact amount varies with age, gender, and fat content, but that’s the average: 40% other stuff and 60% water. So,…


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  • A Mountain View with the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy logo

    Residents Raise Alarm Over Aging and Deteriorating Pipes Along Mountain Valley Pipeline

    Posted by danrad on September 6, 2023

    By Olivia MillerPipes that have been sitting exposed to the elements since the early days of construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline have…


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  • The Mountain Valley Pipeline

    Fourth Circuit and the MVP: That’s the Ballgame

    Posted by danrad on September 6, 2023

    Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals Gives Up Jurisdiction of Mountain Valley Pipeline CasesBy John McFerrinThe United States Court of…


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  • Otter Creek

    The Highlands Conservancy’s Contributions to Wilderness

    Posted by danrad on September 6, 2023

    By George E. Beetham JrBefore the coming of European explorers and settlers, all of the land in what is now West Virginia was…


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  • Meet the Recipients of the Dolly Sods Wilderness Stewards Service Awards

    Posted by danrad on September 6, 2023

    By Olivia MillerIn May, seven volunteers were recognized for their dedication and participation in all of the main projects conducted by the


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  • A bald eagle sits on a tree branch

    The Scourge of Eagles: Lead Shot

    Posted by danrad on September 6, 2023

    By Cindy Ellis“Have you seen the Bald Eagle?” That is the question posed more and more often to me as…


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  • A wilderness trail cuts through an open area in Dolly Sods

    Part Two: Wilderness Trails

    Posted by danrad on September 6, 2023

    By Dave JohnstonIn the first part of this discussion, we explored the fact that while Wilderness is supposed to be “untrammeled” by humans…


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