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The Future: What will WVHC look like 10, 20 or 50 years from now?
By Frank Young The WV Highlands Conservancy has endured for more than a half century. For an organization operated almost exclusively by volunteers, many “professionals” in non-profit organizational management training…
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Fola’s Folies – again
By Cindy Rank Out with the old, in with the new. At least that’s the traditional expression about the advent of each new year. Then again some of the old just…
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2018 Begins West Virginia Highlands Conservancy Second 50 Years
Sending everyone good wishes for the New Year, and hopes that it will be filled ONLY with good health, success in all those things that really matter to you…and…
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Giving Thanks … for the 50th
By Cindy Rank A great big THANK YOU from the planning committee for the 50th Anniversary blowout at Canaan Valley in September. It was a lot of work, but great…
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Double Anniversary Hike
Several groups combined to host a hike in Kanawha State Forest on Saturday, September 30. The Kanawha Trail Club , the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy [celebrating 50…
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Congratulations!
For the last few months we have been having a contest, designed to gather information for the upcoming 9th edition of The Monongahela National Forest Hiking Guide. To enter,…
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Thank you!
We wish to thank all who generously donated items to the Silent Auction at our 50th celebration. Thanks for prints, pottery, books, snowshoes, and much more! We gained about…
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Golden Glow
Our 50th Anniversary celebration was a success! I was up in the pre-dawn of the day after; racing to type what I remember of a great weekend for the West…
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Anniversary Celebration a Rousing Success!
By John McFerrin The Fiftieth Anniversary celebration of the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy was that splendid combination of fun and opportunities to learn stuff. We had a paddling trip, a…
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West Virginia Highlands Conservancy Officers and Directors
Cynthia D. Ellis Cynthia D. Ellis is a retired teacher, environmental volunteer, and enthusiastic birder. She’s a veteran contributor to state and federal bird population studies and enjoyed terms…
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