Biden’s Environmental Reform: What Can We Expect?
By Jessica Wen Newly elected President Joe Biden took office a little over a month ago, and already, there have been many changes proposed in hopes of countering the policies… Read more
Rewards of being a Wild Virginia Board Member
Wild Virginia relies heavily on our members to further our goals, but we would be nothing without our board members. Our board is made up of a diverse and unique… Read more
Campaign for Virginia’s Water Future Update
Water Quality and DEQ Reform in 2021! Wild Virginia, and you, have made some major strides in the newly-named Campaign for Virginia’s Water Future during 2020, and we are excited… Read more
Apply To Be A Board Member!
Wild Virginia is looking for new board members!! Want to apply to be a board member but don’t know where to start? Here’s what you need to know. Desired Skills:… Read more
Wildlife Corridor Bill Makes Final Steps through the Virginia House
There is over $500 million in damages in Virginia for wildlife vehicle collisions. That’s substantial. Yet, recently the wildlife corridor bill made its final steps through the Virginia house, signaling… Read more
Wild Virginia Lawsuits: Status Updates and Your Help
By Sarah Fromme Last week, Wild Virginia Conservation Director, David Sligh, held a virtual meeting to provide the Board of Directors and volunteers with updates on our ongoing Wild Virginia… Read more
Wild Virginia Challenges Mountain Valley Pipeline Approval
Today, Wild Virginia and other groups brought suit in the Federal Appeals Court for the District of Columbia Circuit to challenge the reckless actions of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission… Read more
Free Wild Virginia Film Festival Highlights Artists & Activists
Every year, for a decade, Wild Virginia hosted its biggest event of the year: a film festival that aimed to get individuals inspired to save the wild places in our… Read more
“The Blackalachian”: Tales of the Appalachian Trail
Tall and lean, Daniel White looks like he belongs somewhere in the depths of nature. And most days that’s where you can find him. Daniel White, aka “The Blackalachian”, is… Read more
Ecological Connectivity & it’s Global Importance
Ecological connectivity is gaining international attention as an important way to help humans and animals make connections. Ecological corridors act as a pathway so wildlife and plants can move and… Read more