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The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service is making up to $30 million available through the Wetland Reserve Enhancement Partnership to help conservation partners protect and restore critical wetlands on Virginia agricultural acreage.
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October is a popular time to visit Shenandoah National Park, typically garnering nearly a quarter of the Park’s annual visitation of 1.4 million.
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Albemarle County staff will be stationed around the county on Friday to hand out community outreach kits that include face coverings and helpful information about voting, fire prevention, Halloween safety, financial assistance and climate action.
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The American shad’s Atlantic population remains at a historic low, despite longstanding commercial fishing bans in several states and millions of dollars invested in restoring its spawning habitat in rivers and creeks.
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Having a garden in the front yard or the balcony is always beneficial for you and the environment. You should not forget to add a fruit tree in your garden along with the other plant varieties.
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Last year at this time, our priorities for local governments were completely different from what they are now. 2020 has been a whirlwind of lifestyle changes and awakenings that have forced each of us far out of our comfort zones.
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Hunters and anglers provide the foundation of conservation funding through the purchase of licenses, tags and stamps, and by paying self-imposed excise taxes on the equipment that we use.
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The primary reason that animals seek out people’s homes is because they are often an attractive place for an animal to raise its young.
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The state of Virginia has dozens of different species of snake, most of them completely harmless to humans or pets.
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Bats are elusive creatures. Not only are they largely nocturnal, meaning they are active whilst you are asleep, but they are also small and incredibly agile, and love to roost in small, inaccessible spaces.
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