protecting and connecting your favorite wild places
Protecting and Connecting your Favorite Wild Places
What We Do
We educate citizens, landowners, and other stakeholders about threats to our forests through hikes, outings and events.
We advocate for the connectivity and integrity of Virginia’s forests and waters.
We influence decision makers by mobilizing citizens like you.
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EVENTS
FACEBOOK FEED
Join Wild Virginia and the Virginia Safe Wildlife Corridors Collaborative for a presentation by Beth Pratt, California Regional Executive Director for the National Wildlife Federation and the "Mayor of the Liberty Canyon Crossing."
The Liberty Canyon Wildlife Crossing, also known as the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, will be the largest wildlife crossing in the world once construction is completed. The project broke ground on Earth Day, 2022.
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Wildlife Crossings Webinar: Live from Liberty Canyon Crossing in California
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Join Wild Virginia and the Virginia Safe Wildlife Corridors Collaborative for an exciting wildlife crossing webinar by Beth Pratt!
Senator Manchin’s dirty deal would fast track dangerous fossil fuel projects that threaten our climate and communities. We're calling on you, Congress. Join us for this event next week.
NO SACRIFICE ZONES:
APPALACHIAN RESISTANCE COMES TO DC
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2022
Event RSVP: http://ow.ly/zabl50KvN1b
We are working on drafting a support letter for what we are planning on asking for in the coming legislative session!
In the meantime, the WCAP is due to Agency Directors on Sept 1 (this Thursday!), so sign this petition, and call your legislators to say you support wildlife corridor work and legislation.
Sign the Petition to Support Wildlife Crossings!
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Tell our legislators that you support this work and hope to see more projects in Virginia that support wildlife corridors to protect public health, reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions, allow wildlife t...LATEST BLOG
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