
Book reading featuring animal/environmental activist Cynthia Fain
Animal/environmental activist Cynthia Fain will be reading from her book, “Mystical Animals of Ancient Oak,” at Cranberry’s Grocery and Eatery in Staunton on Saturday, July 9.

Animal/environmental activist Cynthia Fain will be reading from her book, “Mystical Animals of Ancient Oak,” at Cranberry’s Grocery and Eatery in Staunton on Saturday, July 9.

Updates on plans for Virginia’s first utility-scale wind farm will highlight the Virginia State Wind Energy Forum on Wednesday at JMU.

Augusta County Library is offering children ages birth to grade twelve the opportunity to Read For the Win June 8 through July 30.

Not surprisingly, penguins—those cute and quirky flightless birds of the Southern Hemisphere—are in deep trouble as a result of reckless human activity.

The reintroduction of elk in Southwest Virginia was not a whimsical venture. Instead, the area the elk would soon inhabit had to be prepared for their arrival.

The Fort Defiance High School team will travel to Canada in July to compete at the National Conservation Foundation’s Envirothon.

Humans are meant to live in nature, even when they live in cities. University of Virginia architecture professor Tim Beatley calls it “biophilia.”

A recent article in Kentucky’s leading paper, The Lexington Herald Leader, discusses the down-fall of coal in the Bluegrass State.

The prospect of elk roaming the mountains of Virginia like they did hundreds of years ago is fascinating.

An emerging strain of tuberculosis, closely related to human TB, has been killing banded mongoose in Northern Botswana.
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