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Central Appalachians News Room

 

John Friend Cave in Maryland


Media Contacts

Patrick von Keyserling
(301) 897-8570
pvonkeyserling@tnc.org
Randy Edwards
(614) 717-2770 ext. 30
redwards@tnc.org


More Information

The residents of Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia call the Central Appalachians home. Learn more about conservation in each of these states:


Read The Recorder's article about the recent prescribed burn at Warm Springs Mountain, VA. (pdf. 2MB)

 

For photography requests: contact mbreen@tnc.org 

 

 

Greenland Gap at Greenland Gap Preserve in West Virginia


Press Releases

April 3, 2008 
Legislation Launches Investment in West Virginia’s Rural & Natural Heritage
West Virginia press release

Press Releases

January 7, 2008 
Land Overlooking New River Gorge Conserved and Open for Recreation
West Virginia press release

Press Releases

October 9, 2007  
Community Day Highlights New Forest Pools Preserve
Pennsylvania press release

 In the News

August 28, 2008
Fiesta heir leaves $9 million to nature group
The Charleston Gazette

In the News

July 31, 2008
The geological wonder known as Ice Mountain
West Virginia Public Broadcasting

In the News

July, 2008
The Future of Appalachia - featuring the Conservancy's Rodney Bartgis, West Virginia State Director
Blue Ridge Country

In the News

 


Nature picture credits (top to bottom, left to right): Photo © Harold E. Malde (Greenland Gap Preserve in West Virginia); Photo © Mary Travaglini/TNC (Dan Feller, biologist for the Maryland Natural Heritage Program, emerges from John Friend Cave).