Mark Berry, forest conservation manager ... in maintaining the health of the larger Appalachian corridor, a critical migration route that allows animals to move, adapt, and thrive.

Hikers and campers in the George Washington and Jefferson National forests as well as on the Appalachian Trail may ... proof container so bears and other animals can’t detect the scents.” ...

The Appalachian Trail on April 28 ... and scented items (animal attractants) when camping on national forest land along the A.T. south of Shenandoah National Park. For more information about ...

He is looking for cerulean warblers, a stunning sky-blue migratory bird in trouble. Cerulean warblers have faced a staggering 74% decline in the Appalachian Forest region. As neotropical migratory ...

The animal was striking ... the abundance of salamanders is absolutely essential to the health of Appalachian forests. Without salamanders, the natural balance of the ecosystem would come undone.

Jen Barnhart, a U.S. Forest Service district ranger on the Appalachian Ranger District ... in place to protect food from bears and other animals. They are an average of about 8 miles apart ...

Something bizarre is happening deep in the Appalachian Mountains—animals are mutating in ways never seen before! From genetic anomalies to unexpected adaptations, these changes have experts ...

In late 2016, mostly human-caused wildfires swept through the southern Appalachians, destroying over 2,000 homes and burning over 140,000 acres of land. Thousands of trees that had provided a ...

GRAY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Beef cattle showing finished up at the Appalachian Fair on Wednesday. Fair officials and contestants spoke about the importance of showing animals at the fair and for the ...

GRAY, Tenn. (WCYB) — Day three of the Appalachian Fair was on Wednesday, and cute animals were a topic of discussion. Different farms from all across the region are at the fair this week ...

Chestnut trees were “a dominant force in the Appalachian forest,” making up 25% of the trees and providing food for a wide variety of people and animals, said Selden, a member of the American ...