Workshop will provide small woodlot owners with strategies, stewardship practices
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A Woods In Your Backyard Workshop will be held Saturday, June 24, at McCormick Farm for small woodlot owners.
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Virginia air quality unhealthy: What that means for UVA baseball, other outdoor activities
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The hazy, smoky conditions in the Shenandoah Valley and Central Virginia have reached an unhealthy level, according to AirNow.gov.
Be on the lookout for harmful algae blooms in natural water this summer
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The Blue Ridge Health District is reminding Virginians to use caution when swimming this summer in a natural body of water.
Our Virginia Outdoors coalition to work to promote natural beauty in state
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Our Virginia Outdoors has officially launched June Outdoors Month with Maribel Castañeda at the helm.
Fish for free (mostly) in Virginia June 2-4; streams and ponds open
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The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources is encouraging you and your family to try fishing with free fishing days June 2-4.
Working with nature: Dredged sediment is key for restoring Chesapeake islands
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It’s August 2019 and heat radiates from the expanse of sunbaked “mud” that covers two-thirds of Swan Island, a once half-drowned 25-acre island at the southern edge of Martin National Wildlife Refuge in the Chesapeake Bay.
Trump Supreme Court rolls back Clean Water Act protections for wetlands
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The bought-and-paid-for Republican Supreme Court issued another tortured ruling on Thursday, this one rolling back Clean Water Act protections for wetlands.
Harrisonburg’s Pollinator Week evolving into month-long celebration
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The Friendly City’s June Pollinator Week is evolving into Pollinator Month because of increased community participation.
Northern Neck Conservation Officer Amanda Nevel earns state recognition
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The Department of Wildlife Resources has named Conservation Police Officer First Class Amanda Nevel as the 2023 Conservation Police Officer of the Year.
Woodlands in Page County now protected as part of Shenandoah National Park
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Nearly 1,000 acres of woodlands, including the headwaters of Naked Creek in the Tanners Ridge area of Page County, are now protected as part of Shenandoah National Park.
