Posts by Heather Niday
Date to Reclassify Northern Long-eared Bat as Endangered Delayed
WV Senator Shelly Moore-Capito and others have expressed concern about the new classifications’ effect on infrastructure projects.
Read MorePup Rally At Green Bank School
Students and teachers at Green Bank Elementary/Middle school rejoice as therapy dog Kasha officially becomes a school “staff” member.
Read MoreScientists Reveal Secrets to Burping Black Hole with the Green Bank Telescope
A supermassive black hole is “burping out” enormous amounts of cosmic energy
Read MoreNorthern Long-eared Bat Reclassified As Endangered
The ongoing spread of deadly white-nose syndrome is the primary threat, increasing the risk of extinction.
Read MoreUSDA Offers New Interagency Lifetime Military Pass
A new military pass to USDA forest and other recreation sites honors present and past Veterans and Gold Star families.
Read MoreMonongahela National Forest Updates
Mon Forest announces job opportunities and closing dates
Read MoreMonongahela National Forest Updates
The Mon Forest is hiring technicians and several recreation sites will soon be closing for the season
Read MoreOctober Activities at Seneca Rocks Discovery Center
Catch the last few events of the season at Seneca Rocks Discovery Center
Read MoreMosaic Garden Adds Beauty to Downtown Marlinton
It began as the brainchild of Chris Bartlett and Anne Walker, both members of the Pocahontas County Arts community. Cynthia Gurreri, President of the Pocahontas County Arts Council, says they…
Read MoreU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Proposes to List the Tricolored Bat as Endangered
White-nose Syndrome is pushing the Tricolored Bat closer to extinction
Read MoreCranberry Shindig is Sunday, September 25
Everyone is invited to the 33rd annual Cranberry Shindig Sunday, Sept. 25th from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Cranberry Mountain Nature Center in the Monongahela National Forest per…
Read MoreLeave No Trace to Host Dolly Sods Hot Spot Events October 1 & 2, 2022
You can help clean up a heavily used area in the Dolly Sods wilderness.
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