Virginians encouraged to drive with caution against collisions with deer
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Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend, which means shorter daylight hours and an increased risk of vehicle collisions with deer.
Search Results for wildlife
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Virtual Ivy Talk to discuss Virginia black bears, spread of mange
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The Ivy Creek Foundation is hosting its November Ivy Talk on the topic of Virginia bears and issues they face.
McEachin, Spanberger and Beyer receive endorsements from Environment Virginia
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Environment Virginia and its national office Environment America are endorsing U.S. Reps. Donald McEachin, Abigail Spanberger and Don Beyer for re-election to U.S. Congress.
Robert C. Koehler: Loving nature or profiting from it, take your pick
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It’s fascinating how “interests” interfere with survival.
Fashionably environmental: Shenandoah Green set to host Oct. 29 fashion show
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On Saturday, Oct. 29, Shenandoah Green invites residents to rethink their impact on the environment by modeling in a Green Fashion Show.
Chesapeake Bay Watershed Task Force co-chairs issue $3.5 million in grant funding
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Three co-chairs of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Task Force announced $3.5 million awarded to the first Chesapeake WILD grants.
Tips for carving your Halloween pumpkin, extending its lifespan
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Before carving your Halloween pumpkin this year, horticulture expert Ashley Edwards says it’s important to wait until pumpkins are fully mature before harvesting and to carve them as close to Halloween as you can to avoid early rotting.
Conservation of grassland birds may provide incentives for qualifying farmers
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Qualifying farmers and producers who adopt certain land management practices to help improve habit for grassland birds are encouraged to apply for an incentives program.
Celebrating the James River and the 50th anniversary of the Clean Water Act
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In honor of the 50th anniversary of the Clean Water Act, the James River Association held its 2022 Annual Meeting last night.
Idaho couple challenges Clean Water Act: Case could narrow 50-year-old protections
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The U.S. Supreme Court is considering a case that would severely curtail the reach of longstanding protections for half of the nation’s drinking water, streams and wetlands.
