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2005
September-October Mountain State Sierran
This issue of the Mountain State Sierran highlights our efforts to protect the Mon National Forest by generating thousands of comments on the Draft Forest Management Plan by the November 14th deadline!
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This month is the launch of one of the biggest conservation efforts in the history of West Virginia to help protect the Monongahela National Forest and we need your help
by Matt Keller
This fall you can play a vital role in helping to protect the Mon’s wildest places by inspiring others to send their comments on the plan. Party packs are available to folks interested in hosting a gathering of friends, family or coworkers to show them our new video, ‘A Vision for a Wild Mon.’
by Fran Hunt, The Wilderness Society
Forest Service highlights 4 management alternatives in new Draft Management Plan and requests public input
by Vicky Mattson, Beth Little, Matt Keller
The Forest Service will be holding a series of “open houses” to take comments on the Draft Monongahela National Forest Plan in communities statewide
A new study commissioned by the West Virginia Division of Tourism shows that the state’s travel and tourism industry continues to have a positive economic impact in our Wild and Wonderful West Virginia
by Mary Wimmer
Since being created as a forest reserve for flood protection, the Monongahela National Forest has had a long history of protection by West Virginia citizen groups
by Paul Wilson
Old fencing in Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge was removed on July 16th, with next volunteer work day scheduled for October 18th
by Sally Wilts
July 30th protest draws hundreds to state capitol to hear stories of abused lives and destroyed communities, plus great music and street theatre
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