By Butterflies, West Virginia has your numberโand it looks like it’s about 142, give or take.
Rhodo Trippin’
From laurel hell to almost heavenโthe rhododendron is a Mountain State native worth seeing in all its glory.
Welcoming Wildlife
What’s in a West Virginia backyard? According to the Division of Natural Resources, the answer might be pretty wild
A Wildlife Enthusiast’s Wish Come True
The state Division of Natural Resource’s recent efforts significantly increased wildlife management areas in one district where they’ve been scarce.
Grin and Bear It
Tooth extraction gives biologists crucial information about West Virginia’s black bear population. Hunters, be aware if you plan to bag a bearโone regulation has more teeth than it used to. State bear hunting regulations require hunters to extract and submit a black bear’s first premolar tooth. Hunters have until January
