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LOGAN COUNTY, WV (WVNS) — Construction for the first Elk Visitor Center in West Virginia will start in spring 2024 with an estimated opening date of 2025. An announcement was made by Governor Justice that the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (WVDNR) gave the March-Westin Company, Inc. of Morgantown a $6.7 million contract for […]

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Gov. Jim Justice announced that the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources has awarded a $6.7 million contract to the March-Westin Company Inc. of Morgantown to construct

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources has awarded a $6.7 million contract to the March-Westin Company, Inc. of Morgantown to construct a new Tomblin Wildlife Management

CHARLESTON, WV — Gov. Jim Justice announced today that the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources has awarded a $6.7 million contract to the March-Westin Company, Inc. of Morgantown to

West Virginias Division of Natural Resources (WVDNR) is teaming up with the March-Westin Company. They are working on a $6.7 million project. This project is about building a new visitor

Kentucky deer hunters can help themselves and state managers by completing emailed surveys on future deer hunting regulations in chronic wasting disease (CWD) surveillance zones.

An 8,000-acre swath of southern Alabama clasped by the Alabama and Tombigbee Rivers has been acquired by The Nature Conservancy, which pulled together $15 million to protect the "Land between the Rivers" that is viewed as one of the most ecologically diverse areas in the world.

Holdfast Collective, a nonprofit entity that owns 98 percent of Patagonia, is donating $5 million to conservation efforts in Alabama.

Interested in learning more about bald eagles? Come join the Woodlands Nature Station at one of its upcoming All About Eagles programs.

The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources is reviewing bids for construction of a viewing tower and a 2,000 square feet visitor center with displays dedicated to the history of the states elk program and the reclaimed surface mine areas in which the elk have been introduced. By the end of February 2024, 150 elk are expected to reside at the Tomblin Wildlife Management Area.