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Breeding bird surveys in jeopardy amid budget threats

Tag Archives: Wildlife
  • 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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  • Close up with Ospreys – Book review of “My Summer with Ospreys: A Therapist’s Journey Toward Hope, Community, and Healing Our Planet.”

    Posted by danrad on April 4, 2025

    By Cynthia D. Ellis, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy  Earlier this year, the weather was cold at my home– snowy and icy and in the…


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  • The Cherry River uprising: A David vs. Goliath showdown to defend the Monongahela

    Posted by danrad on April 4, 2025

    Photo by Frank Gebhard, Allegheny Aperture Photo By Andrew Young, chair of the WVHC Extractive Industries Committee and staff attorney for the…


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  • “Crossings: How Road Ecology Is Shaping the Future of Our Planet” by Ben Goldfarb

    Posted by danrad on March 6, 2025

    Reviewed by John McFerrin This is a book about roadkill. Three hundred pages about roadkill may not sound enticing but it really is an entertaining…


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  • A call to protect our public lands—and our future

    Posted by danrad on February 6, 2025

    By Olivia Miller, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy The Monongahela National Forest is among West Virginia’s most cherished places—a realm of misty spruce groves, deep…


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  • Top mine regulator can and must halt illegal coal hauling in the Monongahela National Forest

    Posted by danrad on January 13, 2025

    By Willie Dodson, Appalachian Voices There are few corners of West Virginia as beautiful as the Yew Mountains, a section of the Allegheny range…


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  • A small West Virginia stream, Becky Run, in summer.

    WVHC, Appalachian Voices to Sue South Fork Coal Over Toxic Discharges and Reclamation Failures in Greenbrier County

    Posted by danrad on November 14, 2024

    The West Virginia Highlands Conservancy and Appalachian Voices filed a formal notice on October 16, 2024, of its intent to sue the South…


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  • Be On the Lookout for Snakes as You Work and Play in West Virginia 

    Posted by danrad on October 9, 2024

    By Larry Thomas We are lucky to live and play in the wild and wonderful state of West Virginia, which is full of abundant…


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  • A Mountain View with the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy logo

    Federal Agency Petitioned to Curb Bird Collisions With Commercial Buildings

    Posted by danrad on September 8, 2024

    The West Virginia Highlands Conservancy joined the Center for Biological Diversity, and 29 other bird and wildlife conservation organizations from 24 states filed a legal petition on…


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  • A coal truck crashed into Pinnacle Creek

    No Justice for Pinnacle Creek

    Posted by danrad on May 7, 2024

    By Andrew Young To put it simply: two notorious coal companies, NUFAC and Bluestone, have been…


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