2025
| News Release: Ohio County and Marion County residents can report debris blockages - 6/24/25 |
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Residents in Ohio County and in Marion County who see or live near debris blockages in streams c ... |
| Video: Drone spraying helps to eliminate potentially harmful vegetation from dam - 6/6/25 |
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The West Virginia Conservation Agency's Jim Roy, a veteran watershed technician, proposed sp ... |
| Envirothon: A Lasting Impact - 6/5/25 |
| posted by: Davin White |
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(Editor's note: A version of this article appeared in the June edition of ... |
| News Release: Potomac Valley dams provide $5.8 million in flood protection during May rain event - 6/3/25 |
| posted by: Davin White |
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KEYSER, W.Va. -- Small watershed flood-control dams in the Potomac Valley of West Virginia provi ... |
| Gov. Morrisey issues state of preparedness across WV - 4/3/25 |
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Governor Patrick Morrisey has issued a state of preparedness for all 55 counties, responding to ... |
| Video: Stream debris removal work continues in southern W.Va. - 3/27/25 |
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For several weeks, West Virginia Conservation Agency watershed technicians and field operations ... |
| Latest WVCA Annual Report is released - 3/7/25 |
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The 2024 West Virginia Conservation Agency Annual Report features details about the Agency's ... |
| News Release: Residents in 13 southern counties may report debris blockages - 2/25/25 |
| posted by: Davin White |
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Residents of 13 southern West Virginia counties under the current disaster declaration after rec ... |
| Ag and Conservation Day an opportunity to celebrate conservation, discuss priorities - 2/24/25 |
| posted by: Davin White |
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Agriculture and Conservation Day on Thursday, Feb. 20, was an opportunity t ... |
| Cyphers, Ours attend first State Conservation Committee meeting as newest board members - 1/16/25 |
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GUTHRIE, W.Va. -- The two newest members of the State Conservation Committee, Doug Cyphers and J ... |