-
April Established as Native Plant Month in West Virginia
By Luanne McGovernThe West Virginia Native Plant Society and the Kanawha Garden Club are pleased to announce the signing of a proclamation…
Continue reading -
A New “Durable” (sic) Definition of Waters of the US
By John McFerrinOn Dec. 30, 2022, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Army Corps of engineers announced a rule…
Continue reading -
Another False Solution to Issue of Plastic Waste
By Randi PokladnikAs consumers become increasingly aware of the health risks and environmental issues associated with a world drowning in plastics, the petrochemical industry is advocating another false solution…
Continue reading -
Thoughts on ORVs on Public Lands
By Dave JohnstonI retired to West Virginia in large part because of its wide selection of wild and scenic natural areas provide excellent…
Continue reading -
Does the eastern US have room for cougars?
(Nicky Pe/Pexels)By Peggy ClarkKlandagi in the EastBefore European colonization, the land that…
Continue reading -
WV Stands to Benefit from New Methane Rule
By Morgan KingBorn and raised in Kanawha County, I’ve spent most of my life near the Kanawha River. Growing up, I witnessed extractive…
Continue reading -
The Value of State Parks
By Robert BeanblossomIn recent years, many short-sighted individuals have developed a perception that West Virginia’s state park and forest system is a financial…
Continue reading -
Dolly Sods Wilderness Stewards Program Expands with New Trail Maintenance Teams
By Dave JohnstonAs reported in last month’s Highlands Voice, the Dolly Sods Wilderness Stewards is taking big steps to expand the activity and…
Continue reading -
It’s Time to Stop Clear-Cutting: The Battle for the Mon
A grove of older-growth trees near Leadmine set to be clear-cut in the Upper Cheat River project. (John Coleman)By Joseph…
Continue reading -
2023 WV Legislature Update
By Luanne McGovernBy the time you are reading this, the 86th West Virginia legislative session will be drawing to its close. Thank goodness—March…
Continue reading