Appalachian
White Sulphur Springs, WV 24986-2340
Plan Your Visit
The Appalachian Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office is co-located with the White Sulphur Springs National Fish Hatchery in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. Our office is closed to the public, but visitors are welcome at the hatchery!
Services
The Appalachian Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office restores and protects important fish and wildlife habitats on private lands through partnerships. We help assess, plan, and conduct habitat restoration, including removing dams and replacing road-stream crossings and culverts with structures that are resilient to high water flows and allow better fish passage at all times of the year.
About
The Appalachian Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office is part of a national network working to conserve fish and aquatic resources, protect imperiled species, and monitor invasive species. Its work primarily covers the Ohio River basin in West Virginia and the upper Tennessee River basin in Virginia, along with regional headwaters draining to the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic. The office applies science-based approaches to habitat restoration for the benefit of future generations and is co-located with the White Sulphur Springs National Fish Hatchery.