Virginia dam faces imminent failure; public boat ramp, pond, road closed
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An emergency has been declared at a Virginia pond due to the imminent failure of the dam, and state agencies are working to stabilize it.
Search Results for wildlife
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Shenandoah National Park announces its choices for artist-in-residence program
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Shenandoah National Park has selected seven artists for its annual artist-in-residence program beginning this month.
House energy coalition fights back against Republicans’ ‘polluters over people’ bill
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House SEEC members rejected House Republicans’ “scorched-earth plan to sell off American lands, waters and wildlife.”
Warner, Kaine introduce two Senate bills to preserve wilderness in Virginia
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U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner and Tim Kaine introduced two bills today to protect wilderness in Rockingham, Augusta, Highland and Bath counties.
America the Beautiful Act would build on largest-ever investments in public lands
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The America the Beautiful Act builds on the landmark Great American Outdoors Act by strengthening and reauthorizing the LRF.
What kind of environmental toll has the Israel-Hamas war taken on Gaza?
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Although Palestine is a relatively small territory, it has historically been an ecologically rich area due to the abundant groundwater dispersed by sand wells throughout Gaza.
Waynesboro: Virginia Street Arts Festival puts spotlight on muralists, creativity
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The Virginia Street Arts Festival returns to Waynesboro on May 17-18, and three buildings will be transformed.
‘We’ve Got the Power’: Earth Day Staunton to acknowledge Augusta County Schools
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Earth Day Staunton’s theme for 2025 of renewable energy, titled “We’ve Got the Power to Protect the Planet,” is a timely one.
Rappahannock Tribe making massive strides in the ‘land back’ movement
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The Rappahannock Tribe has acquired 969 acres of ancestral land at Fones Cliffs on the eastern side of the Rappahannock River.
Appalachian Habitat Association announces scholarship program details
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Local high school seniors and college students interested in studying wildlife conservation and forestry are eligible to apply for one of the Appalachian Habitat Association scholarships being offered this spring.
