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Are “Wilderness Trails” an Oxymoron?

Tag Archives: Public Lands
  • Hikers on a trail in Dolly Sods Wilderness

    Are “Wilderness Trails” an Oxymoron?

    Posted by danrad on July 31, 2023

    By Dave Johnston Nothing seems more fundamental to a visit to a natural area than a trail. We have come to take for granted…


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  • Clear-Cutting: A Perspective

    Posted by danrad on July 6, 2023

    By Robert Beanblossom I graduated from high school on a Wednesday evening in early June of 1971 and had a job waiting on me…


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  • New Planning in the Mon: Is it Time to Begin?

    Posted by danrad on June 1, 2023

    By John McFerrin It’s time again. The planning document that directs activities in the Monongahela National Forest is due for an update.


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  • Conservancy Challenges Forest Service Project in the Upper Greenbrier River Watershed

    Posted by danrad on May 2, 2023

    By Rick Webb With the assistance of Appalachian Mountain Advocates, the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy has asked a United States District Court to require…


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  • Coal Not the Only Thing Hurting Environment 

    Posted by danrad on May 2, 2023

    Robert Beanblossom Before I retired, West Virginia state code made the director of the Division of Natural Resources or his designated representative an ex…


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  • A brightly colored fish swims underwater in a rocky creek

    Lawsuit Launched to Protect Endangered West Virginia Species from Coal Hauling

    Posted by Olivia Miller on May 2, 2023

    Candy darter, bats, mussels imperiled in Upper Gauley watershed FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEApril 25, 2023 RICHWOOD, W.Va.— Conservation groups notified the U.S. Forest…


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  • Thoughts on ORVs on Public Lands

    Posted by danrad on March 1, 2023

    By Dave Johnston I retired to West Virginia in large part because of its wide selection of wild and scenic natural areas provide excellent…


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  • The Value of State Parks

    Posted by danrad on March 1, 2023

    By Robert Beanblossom In recent years, many short-sighted individuals have developed a perception that West Virginia’s state park and forest system is a financial…


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  • It’s Time to Stop Clear-Cutting: The Battle for the Mon

    Posted by danrad on March 1, 2023

    A grove of older-growth trees near Leadmine set to be clear-cut in the Upper Cheat River project. (John Coleman) By Joseph…


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  • Bad Actor Coal Company Seeks to Expand Surface Mine in Endangered Candy Darter Habitat

    Posted by danrad on March 1, 2023

    (Ryan Hagerty/USFWS) By Willie Dodson, Appalachian Voices The highland ridges and swift mountain streams…


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