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  • Board Meeting

    CLRLT Board of Directors meeting

  • Meet your Forester

    Come meet your forester on April 3! Meet experts who can help you manage your woodlands. How to approach timbering? Where to get funding to fight invasives? How to manage for wildlife? How to be master of your land's future? Just some of the questions you can get answers to! Date: April 3, 2025 from […]

  • Wildflower Walk with Herbalist

    Cacapon Resort State Park 818 Cacapon Lodge Dr., Berkeley Springs, WV

    https://cacaponriver.org/event/spring-wildflower-walk/

  • Landowner Gathering at JMF Farms

    Landowners gather at JMF Farms for a farm-raised meal, pasture walk, and tips about resources and funding that support landowner projects. Guest speakers: Alex and Brad Smith from Eastern Community College Come listen, learn, and enjoy local food. Bring the family! Please RSVP to Dottie Eddis (info below) by May 13 to let us know […]

  • Early Bird Walk + Talk (CWC/FCR)

    Fort Edwards Visitor Center, Capon Bridge, WV

    Early Bird Walk and Talk with George Constantz at Ft. Edward’s

  • “Star Power: Dark Skies in your Backyard” with Joyce Harman

    Capon Bridge Ruritan Church

    Join us for Community Connection potluck and exploration of: Dark Skies: Why we need them and how to create one in your backyard. Author and photographer Joyce Harman will share breathtaking photos of our starry skies and share tips for enhancing our ability to see them. Saturday June 14 Doors open 4:30pm | Dinner 5pm […]

  • Celebrate our 35th Birthday with the Honey Dewdrops Saturday 8/9!

    The River House 24 Rickie Davy Ln, Capon Bridge, WV

    Celebrate our 35th Birthday with The Honey Dewdrops at The River House this Saturday, August 9th! CLRLT is sponsoring this concert for our local communities, visitors, and the public - a highlight on the music calendar! Doors open at 5pm, Junk Mountain opens at 6pm and The Honey Dewdrops take the stage at 7 pm. […]

  • The Future of Agriculture – A Landowner Resource Showcase

    Kirby Community Center, 3 Grassy Lick Rd. Rio, WV 26755 3 Grassy Lick Rd., Rio, WV

    Innovation is key to agriculture's future. Local farmers and agricultural agency staff will showcase opportunities to boost your operation to the next level. Join us for a farm-raised supper and hear about helpful services to local producers. Among the speakers: Phil Eash from Triple E Farms: We’re super-excited to hear all about his farming operation […]

  • Turtle Talk – Potluck and Exploring the Amazing Journeys of Turtles in the Watershed

    Capon Bridge Ruritan Church

    Join us for a community potluck and exploration of the amazing journeys of turtles and other amphibians in the Cacapon Watershed. Bring your questions about the mysterious lives of these interesting creatures! Kevin Oxenrider is the Amphibian and Reptile Program Leader for the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources. We will hear from Kevin about […]

  • Roots So Deep (Film, meal, & discussion)

    Hampshire Park Conference Center, 240 Hampshire Park Drive, Romney, WV 240 Hampshire Park Drive, Romney, WV

    The Cacapon Watershed Collaborative Farms Working Group is hosting a viewing and panel discussion of the documentary Roots So Deep, a deep dive into the fascinating story of soil. An insurance salesman turned cattle farmer gets AMAZING results growing his soil, pasture, and cattle by using adaptive multi-paddock grazing. He then shares his results with […]

  • CWC Quarterly Meeting

    Lost & Found Pizza & Provisions 13357 WV-259, Mathias, WV

    In-person quarterly Cacapon Watershed Collaborative (CWC) gathering on Wednesday, March 25, at 11 am. Location: Lost & Found Pizza & Provisions, 13357 WV-259, Mathias, West Virginia 26812 Program: 11 am: Shared meal 12-2 pm: Meeting 2:15 pm: Area hike (optional) Any community members from the Cacapon Watershed are welcome to join. Please contact marika@cacapon.org to […]

  • Working Farms Needed for American Kestrel Research

    The American Kestrel is the smallest North American falcon species. Commonly seen perched on edges of grasslands, pastures, and meadows, kestrels rely on semi-open habitats for foraging insects and small rodents. Kestrels have been experiencing significant declines since the 1970’s, and research into their overwintering habitat and behavior is crucial for understanding these trends. Jasmine […]