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Forest Forensics: Finding Clues in the Woods to History
By Chris Bolgiano It stands on our ridge like some kind of modern art sculpture, with its jutting iron beam and iron wheels sinking into the earth. It pulled logs […]
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Pump Storage Project Redux
By Kent Karriker Remember the pump storage project that was proposed for Backbone Mountain about a year ago, and then axed because of impacts to sensitive National Forest lands? Well, it’s […]
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Winter Outings Series – Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge
All events are free and open to the public and begin at White Grass Ski Touring Center. Jan 1 2020 Snowshoe Discovery Tour – 10 am A natural history snowshoe walk […]
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Let the Games Begin….
Time to dust off the baloney-grinding and monkeyshines clip art. The West Virginia Legislature will convene again on January 9, and their own website can help you keep track of […]
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Trying to Forestall Congressional Action
By John McFerrin As we all learned in school, we have three branches of government: legislative, executive, and judicial. With the Atlantic Coast Pipeline we are now seeing an example of […]
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Board Meeting Coming Up
The quarterly board meeting of the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy will be held on Sunday, January 19, 2020, from 10 to 3, at Café Appalachia in South Charleston, WV. Members […]
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A message from our president
As 2019 was coming to a close, my first thoughts were that the year went by in such a whirlwind, but also how it was a very successful, productive and […]
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Timbering Project in Monongahela National Forest Cancelled Over Endangered Fish
By John McFerrin The United States Forest Service has withdrawn a proposal to timber approximately 2400 acres in the Monongahela National Forest because of concerns about a fish, the endangered […]
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2019
The Highlands Voice The Monthly Publication of West Virginia Highlands Conservancy
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Happy Birthday!
For over 25 years, West Virginia Land Trust has been working to conserve West Virginia’s special places. Since 1994, it has protected over 10,000 acres of land, created outdoor recreation […]
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