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By Emi Endo Posted December 26, 2025
Staff scientists rediscover plants not seen in decades and new populations of rare species.
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By Emi Endo Posted December 23, 2025
Thanks to partners including The Conservation Fund, the viewshed around a popular hiking summit in Floyd is further protected.
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By Emi Endo Posted June 18, 2025
How tricky is it to find a rare butterfly? Tag along for one day in the field.
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By Emi Endo Posted April 08, 2025
A project with new public trails around Riverview Farm Park is among the state's award winners.
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By Emi Endo Posted April 03, 2025
The 250th anniversary of Daniel Boone's journey through the Appalachian frontier will be commemorated in Lee County.
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By Emi Endo Posted March 27, 2025
A small plot shows that native flora can thrive when invasives are removed.
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By Emi Endo Posted February 11, 2025
What tips do these DCR employees have for girls interested in science?
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By Emi Endo Posted January 15, 2025
Natural Heritage scientists find rare species on (and below) the ground.
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By Emi Endo Posted December 30, 2024
Highlights from DCR's work to Conserve, Protect and Enjoy this year.
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By Emi Endo Posted November 07, 2024
Populations of the frosted elfin butterfly have been diminishing. Virginia hopes new butterflies reared in Florida can help them make a comeback.
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Department of Conservation and Recreation
results in following insights.
Staff scientists rediscover plants not seen in decades and new populations of rare species. READ MORE
Thanks to partners including The Conservation Fund, the viewshed around a popular hiking summit in Floyd is further protected. READ MORE
How tricky is it to find a rare butterfly? Tag along for one day in the field. READ MORE
A project with new public trails around Riverview Farm Park is among the state's award winners. READ MORE
The 250th anniversary of Daniel Boone's journey through the Appalachian frontier will be commemorated in Lee County. READ MORE
A small plot shows that native flora can thrive when invasives are removed. READ MORE
What tips do these DCR employees have for girls interested in science? READ MORE
Natural Heritage scientists find rare species on (and below) the ground. READ MORE
Highlights from DCR's work to Conserve, Protect and Enjoy this year. READ MORE
Populations of the frosted elfin butterfly have been diminishing. Virginia hopes new butterflies reared in Florida can help them make a comeback. READ MORE
