protecting and connecting your favorite wild places
Protecting and Connecting your Favorite Wild Places
What We Do
- Strengthen habitat connectivity through increased wildlife crossings and corridors
- Protect water quality by preventing the release of forever chemicals, like PFAS
- Limit the environmental harms of the Mountain Valley Pipeline
- Train dedicated volunteers through our Clean Water Advocates Program
- Provide educational opportunities to connect people to the wild places they love
How We Do It
- Advocate to decision-makers for the connectivity and integrity of Virginia’s wild places
- Empower diverse communities to participate in the regulatory process
- Convene stakeholder groups to amplify impact
- Connect people to a safer, more inclusive outdoors
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LATEST BLOG
A Wild Comeback: Virginia Sneezeweed’s Journey from the Brink
The Virginia sneezeweed was first discovered in 1936. After decades of conservation work, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing to remove the Virginia sneezeweed from the federal list of Endangered and Threatened Plants — a milestone in the recovery of this once-imperiled species. The Virginia sneezeweed, a perennial herb with bright yellow blooms,… Read more