protecting and connecting your favorite wild places
Protecting and Connecting your Favorite Wild Places
What We Do
- Advocate for the connectivity and integrity of Virginia’s lands and waters.
- Influence decision makers by mobilizing citizens like you.
- Empower citizens, landowners, and others to address threats to our wild places.
- Convene stakeholder groups to amplify impact.
- Connect people to the outdoors because we protect the places we know and love.
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As the warmth of early summer spreads across our state, it brings not only lush greenery but also a significant increase in wildlife activity. For drivers traveling along Virginia’s roads, this means it is even more important to be on the lookout for unexpected encounters with various animal species.
Virginia Driver Safety: 5 Wildlife Species to Watch Out for on the Roads this Summer - Wild Virginia
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For drivers traveling along Virginia's roads, summer means it is important to be on the lookout for unexpected encounters with animal species.1 CommentComment on Facebook
No mention of turtles?!
Turn off all non-essential lights from 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. each night during migration season. Do not use landscape lighting to light up trees or gardens where birds may be resting. Close blinds at night to reduce the amount of light being emitted from windows. The birds traveling across our continent will thank you! 🦆
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 now to commercial enterprises and sports Arena to do the same
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Virginia Driver Safety: 5 Wildlife Species to Watch Out for on the Roads this Summer
As the warmth of early summer spreads across our state, it brings not only lush greenery but also a significant increase in wildlife activity. For drivers traveling along Virginia’s roads, this means it is even more important to be on the lookout for unexpected encounters with various animal species. 5 Wildlife Species on the Roads… Read more