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NEWSWest Virginia and the Allegheny Highlands are home to many beloved creatures who depend on the Endangered Species Act for “Ginny,” the amazing WV Northern Flying Squirrel; the cute-as-a-button Cheat Mountain salamander , Lucy the northern long-eared bat -- and all their pals in our streams, rivers, and forests -- are counting on us to speak out for the natural world. We have to stop this assault on our basic environmental protection laws. We must tell our members of Congress that the Endangered Species Act is doing a good job, and we need it more than ever. Please let your voice be heard! Fill out the ESA support letter here, click submit and it will be sent to West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin Remember, extinction is forever! Thanks, Judy Rodd, Director, Friends of Blackwater PS - It will help if you add a sentence about your love of West Virginia’s rare wildlife. Latest FOB Newsletter Now Available Online |
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Help Us Create Master Plan for Blackwater Canyon Trails, Thomas to Olson Fire Tower: Take Our SurveyClick here to view a map of the area trails with a zoom feature. Click here to read the draft Trails Master Plan. Click here to take the survey. WV Wildlife Threatened .. Act Now - Save the Act!
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For more information about any of the posted events or service opportunities, contact Kate at kate@saveblackwater.org
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protection. But now the Trump administration wants to gut the Act! 
Blackwater Canyon’s railroad history comes to life in Friends of Blackwater’s heritage brochure. The historic map inside explains where Davis Coal and Coke’s buildings were located along the current rail trail from Thomas to Hendricks. 
