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Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge Seeks Public Comment on Draft Compatibility Determinations

Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge Seeks Public Comment on Draft Compatibility Determination

An image of an excavator picking up dirt on a wooded hillside. To the left of the excavator is an old logging road. To the right is dirt and woody debris laying over what was once a logging road. In the bottom left is a graphic of an orange traffic sign that features the silhouette of a salamander and the text, "Salamander Crossing. Road Work Ahead."

Habitat Restoration

Road Work Ahead (For Salamanders)

2024-2025 Station-Specific Hunting and Fishing Final Rule

Wildlife Wonders

Fall for Autumn

An image of a trail marker that reads "Chris Clower Trail." In the background is a trail that leads through the forest.

New Trail Bridges Key Connections

2024-2025 Station-Specific Hunting and Sport Fishing Proposed Rule

Land Management

Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge adds nearly 2,000 acres

A Most Wonderful Time of the Year

Wildlife Wonders

A fall foliage tour of the Northeast

Wheelchair-accessible trails of the Northeast

Volunteers Make our Year

Land Management

Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge adds nearly 2,000 acres

Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge Seeks Public Comment on Draft Compatibility Determinations

Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge Seeks Public Comment on Draft Compatibility Determination

An image of an excavator picking up dirt on a wooded hillside. To the left of the excavator is an old logging road. To the right is dirt and woody debris laying over what was once a logging road. In the bottom left is a graphic of an orange traffic sign that features the silhouette of a salamander and the text, "Salamander Crossing. Road Work Ahead."

Habitat Restoration

Road Work Ahead (For Salamanders)

2024-2025 Station-Specific Hunting and Fishing Final Rule

Wildlife Wonders

Fall for Autumn

An image of a trail marker that reads "Chris Clower Trail." In the background is a trail that leads through the forest.

New Trail Bridges Key Connections

2024-2025 Station-Specific Hunting and Sport Fishing Proposed Rule

A Most Wonderful Time of the Year

Wildlife Wonders

A fall foliage tour of the Northeast

Wheelchair-accessible trails of the Northeast

Volunteers Make our Year

Wildlife Management

A brighter future for West Virginia’s rare flying squirrel