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Wild Virginia is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to protecting and connecting your favorite wild places. Through partnerships with other environmental advocacy groups we: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.
Wild Virginia hosts Wild Virginia Old Dominion Eco Buzz, a science show with 52 episodes published.
At a time of climate crisis, mass extinctions, and ecological fragmentation, Noss’s vision of rewilding offers both hope and a roadmap forward. His research and advocacy show us that by protecting core wild areas, reconn
Why It’s Important for Kids to Get Into Nature In today’s world of screens, busy schedules, and urban sprawl, many children are growing up without regular access to the natural world. But getting kids into nature isn’t j
Virginia Outdoor Adventures Podcast is the ultimate guide for local outdoor recreation, including hiking, camping, kayaking, and so much more. Host, Jessica Bowser, joins the Wild Virginia podcast to talk about her favor
You may have seen the exciting news over the last month or so — Virginia’s final state budget includes $450,000 in funding for wildlife crossings! This is a major step forward in protecting both wildlife and people on ou
Environmental Nonprofits Struggle as Federal Shake-Up Freezes Key Climate Funds Environmental nonprofits are navigating significant challenges amid recent federal government shifts under the Trump administration. These c
The James River, a river in Virginia that begins in the Appalachian Mountains and flows from the confluence of the Cowpasture and Jackson Rivers, meanders through the heart of Virginia for approximately 348 miles before
Sewage sludge contains per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), which are a class of chemicals that are toxic and persistent in the environment. PFAS are often called "forever chemicals". David Sligh, Conservation Dir
Activate Virginia began in late 2016 as a vehicle to address Virginia’s lack of competitive elections and corrupt campaign finance system through candidate recruiting, activism, and public education. Activate Virginia no
The diamondback terrapin was once so closely associated with Maryland that the state's leading university adopted the terp as its mascot, and it holds the title of the official state reptile. However, this species has en
This Refill Store is Cheaper than Instacart! (and More Sustainable, too) Fillagreen is an eco-friendly store located in Manassas, Virginia. It specializes in providing sustainable and environmentally conscious products t
Bulk food stores play a significant role in helping the environment through several impactful practices. We chat with the Trace - The Zero Waste Store on the Wild Virginia Old Dominion Eco Buzz podcast. They are Fairfax
Fill Happy VA is just that. You’re happy about the product. Happy about your carbon footprint. And very happy meeting the owner, Jana. She joins the Wild Virginia podcast to talk about her store and composting. Growing u
For this episode of Wild Virginia Coffee Talk, we chat with the owner of Refill Renew, a local refill store in Staunton and Charlottesville VA. They are your go-to bulk refill store for your everyday essentials. They pro
Eryn from Eco Inspired joins the podcast to discuss her company, an organization that provides you with products, tools, and resources to help you live a healthier and lower waste lifestyle. They are located in Bon Air o
The International Rights of Nature Tribunal held its 12th local hearing at the Haw River State Park in North Carolina this month. Led by our partners 7 Directions of Service with Movement Rights and the Global Alliance f
On May 23, 2024 Wild Virginia and allied groups held an online program to discuss the status of the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) and actions groups and individuals may take in the coming months to protect communities a
In the spring of 2015, Dr. Eric Roy received word from a former Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) member regarding elevated lead levels in Flint, Michigan's water. At that time, the residents of Flint were unaware of
Don’t be mistaken: taxpayers are paying for these big data centers. “What we know historically about fossil fuel plants is they're places in poor communities and black and brown communities.” Data centers in Virginia hav
If we’re critically thinking about it - mushrooms have incredible properties and life saving attributes (umm, hello penicillin). Penicillin G was first made from a penicillium fungus that occurs in nature. Mushrooms show
Wild Virginia is encouraging the public to let the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) know that we want it to prevent per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from being released to the James River in S
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