
No kidding: Virginia goat numbers increase alongside growing demand
Goat meat and other goat-derived products are growing in popularity in the U.S., and as the market emerges, Virginia farmers have positioned themselves to help meet that demand.

Goat meat and other goat-derived products are growing in popularity in the U.S., and as the market emerges, Virginia farmers have positioned themselves to help meet that demand.

Conservation of longleaf pine, endangered woodpeckers and the Commonwealth’s managed forests recently received a boost from the USDA Forest Service’s Forest Legacy Program with the acquisition of more than 640 acres in Sussex County.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit issued a decision Thursday finding that Mountain Valley Pipeline construction jeopardizes endangered and threatened species.

A former Bridgewater College student is in custody in the shooting deaths of a Bridgewater College police officer and campus safety officer on Tuesday.

The National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program has awarded $1.1 million in Battlefield Land Acquisition Grants to projects in Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia.

Advocating for Virginia’s farming future is the core mission of Virginia Farm Bureau Federation, and vocal support from the state’s farmers is key in accomplishing that objective.

When the last gray wolf in Yellowstone National Park was gunned down in 1926, park managers and ranchers on neighboring lands alike rejoiced together that the dark predator of the range would no longer torment them.

You can recycle your Christmas tree at larger Augusta County convenience centers through Jan. 22. These sites are located in Churchville, Verona, Crimora, Sherando, and Mount Sidney.

Arts Council of the Valley is known for providing memorable arts experiences in its Smith House Galleries, and the new year promises to be no exception.

This is Virginia Tech’s natural history collection, curated and used as a critical learning tool for students and faculty in the College of Natural Resources and Environment.
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