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Tell the Monongahela National Forest to Protect Ginny and Our Bats

The proposed Upper Greenbrier North timber project is located near the towns of Durbin and Frank, the former home of the National Science Academy. This is an area with prime habitat for “Ginny,” the West Virginia Northern Flying Squirrel and where there are major endangered bat cave systems. This is also, an area that lies between two National Natural Landmarks -- Gaudineer Knob Scenic Area and Blister Swamp. Please comment and sign our petition asking the Forest Service to reconsider this project.

President Obama, Keep Endangered Species Protections for "Ginny"

"Ginny", the West Virginia Northern Flying Squirrel, is in danger of losing all of her federal protections. Please click here to send a letter to President Obama requesting that he do all possible to keep "Ginny" protected under the Endangered Species Act.

Tell Senator Manchin it is time to Buy Back Blackwater Canyon!

Click here to review and send an automated letter to the Senator which we will hand deliver to his office.

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