Whatever’s going on in Oregon, it’s not terrorism
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A key to understanding the political world lies in realizing that the words terrorism and terrorist are inherently political terms.
Search Results for wildlife
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Albemarle County Acquisition of Conservation Easements program acquires Mount Eagle Farm
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Albemarle County is closing in on 9,000 acres permanently protected from development through its Acquisition of Conservation Easements program.
Clean water under attack?
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The House voted in favor of a resolution blocking the Clean Water Rule, which clarifies which streams and wetlands are covered by the Clean Water Act.
Del. Mark Keam announces legislative agenda
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Del. Mark Keam (D-Fairfax) took the oath of office at noon on Wednesday, to begin his fourth term in the Virginia House of Delegates representing the 35th District.
Fish species, rural livelihoods threatened by new dams on world’s largest rivers
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Advocates of hydroelectric dams on the Amazon, Congo, and Mekong rivers often overestimate economic benefits and underestimate effects on biodiversity.
Coyote damage control program making a difference
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In the past 18 months, Virginia has seen a drop in the number of livestock animals killed by coyotes on Virginia farms, according to the USDA Wildlife Services division.
Recycled trees are post-holiday gifts for the environment
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Instead of disposing of your cut Christmas tree, why not recycle it into garden materials or wildlife habitat?
How are borderlands causing widespread environmental damage while splintering families and communities across the U.S. Southwest?
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The Sierra Club Borderlands campaign has spoken up against the substantial border wall construction, arguing that it has had dire consequences.
Virginia State Parks to ring in the New Year with First Day Hikes, contests and more
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For the fifth year, visitors of all ages are encouraged to start the New Year on the right foot with a First Day Hike Jan. 1 in a Virginia State Park.
Hunters & Environmentalists: Walking the same path
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The stereotype of hunting brutes versus tree hugging hippies is very outdated and even offensive to some.
