Shenandoah National Park celebrates wilderness
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Shenandoah National Park will honor America’s wilderness heritage during its 18th annual Wilderness Weekend, September 8 – 9.
Search Results for wildlife
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EarthTalk: Have we solved the ozone depletion problem?
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You never hear anything about ozone depletion anymore. Have we solved this problem and if so why can’t we get a handle on global warming as well?
Virginia Tech announces search committee for executive vice president and provost
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Virginia Tech has announced the search committee for its executive vice president and provost.
Valley Conservation Council seeks public comment
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Valley Conservation Council, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, seeks public comment related to its application for accreditation with the Land Trust Accreditation Commission.
EMU’s Steven David Johnson teaches macro photography in the Smokies
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Salamanders and rainbows over sublime landscapes were among the celebrated natural wonders of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park during a five-day photography program this summer.
Earth Talk: Ranchers, environmentalists working together
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Ranchers and environmental advocates haven’t always seen eye-to-eye, but the differences between the two aren’t as extreme anymore.
Cheers for Charity Kick-Off Party at Starr Hill Brewery
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Wild Virginia is partnering with Starr Hill Brewery as part of its Cheers for Charity fundraiser in September. Throughout the month, one dollar for every pint of beer sold in the Starr Hill Brewery Tap Room will be donated to Wild Virginia in support of its campaigns.
Best beaches to visit in Virginia
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One of the many benefits of visiting Virginia is its proximity of many good tourist sceneries such as the best beaches on the East Coast.
The most beautiful places to go on vacation
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The world is packed with exceptional destinations that boast rich and fascinating cultures, striking architecture and natural beauty. The following list of travel hotspots, a mix of the popular and the unusual, are some of the most breath-taking on the globe.
Federal judge strikes down Trump administration’s Clean Water Act attack
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A federal judge in South Carolina today struck down the administration’s effort to strip away crucial clean water protections from rivers, lakes, streams and other waters that feed drinking-water sources for nearly 20 million people in the South and 117 million people across the country.
