
Rappahannock Tribe acquires 465 acres at Fones Cliffs sacred site
The Rappahannock Tribe has re-acquired 465 acres at Fones Cliffs, a sacred site to the Tribe located on the eastern side of the Rappahannock River.

The Rappahannock Tribe has re-acquired 465 acres at Fones Cliffs, a sacred site to the Tribe located on the eastern side of the Rappahannock River.

After two years of going virtual, the annual Envirothon is returning to an in-person competition, and the students excited about getting back at it.

Seventeen venues are participating April 1 in the Arts Council of the Valley’s First Fridays of the Valley program.

Arts Council of the Valley will exhibit work by three area photographers – Bob Adamek, Greg Versen and Cara Walton – next month.

Legislation to establish a 92,000-acre Shenandoah Mountain National Scenic Area in Rockingham, Augusta, and Highland counties is being led by U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine.

Spring break is the perfect time to take the family outdoors to relax, unwind and experience nature like never before.

The Sierra Club has asked the forest supervisor of the George Washington & Jefferson National Forest in Virginia to impose a moratorium on all ground disturbance activities that could endanger the federally listed candy darter.

ConservAmerica and 44 other members of the Hunt Fish 30×30 Coalition submitted formal comments this week to the Federal Register regarding the American Conservation and Stewardship Atlas.

The Wildlife Center of Virginia, on March 3, admitted two young Great Horned Owlets, the first hatchling raptors seen as patients during 2022.

Natural Area Management Services, in partnership with Virginia Cooperative Extension, is hosting a three-part webinar series for small-acreage clients.
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