Natural Resources

Land you can take pride in. Nature you can appreciate. Keep wild and wonderful just that.

Acid Mine Drainage

Prediction & Control
Chemical Treatment
Passive Treatment

Forestry

Proper Christmas Tree Selection & Safety
State 4-H Forestry Judging Contest

Land Reclamation

Biomass
Land Use
Reforestation
Soil Reclamation & Revegetation

Soil & Homesite

 

Before You Build Your Home: Conduct a Soil/Site Review
Improve Soil Test Recommendations

Liming Soil
Soil Testing
Using the WVU Soil Testing Report

WVU Soil Testing Lab

Wildlife

Bats
Bees
Birds 

Black Bears
Coyotes
Deer
Deer Damage
Feral Swine
Habitats

Insect Pollinators
Milkweed & Monarch Conservation

Ruffed Grouse

Snakes
Tree Squirrels

Voles
Wildlife Habitat Education Program

Upcoming Events

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