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• Remarkable Tree Book Tour Co-authors Jeff Kirwan, Nancy Ross Hugo and Robert Llewellyn will be appearing around the state to promote their new book, Remarkbale Trees of Virginia. The book is the culminating effort of a three year search for the Commonwealth's largest, oldest, most historic, beautiful and culturally significant trees. The authors hope the project will involve a new generation of Virginians in celebrating trees!
• 4H Seedling Survival: See the results of Arbor day plantings around the state as the result of a 4-H project to restore the Chesapeake and other watersheds.
• Augusta Springs U.S. Forest Service wetlands and conservation education center on the Deerfield Ranger District, George Washington National Forest.
• Pandapas Pond: Web site and resources for teachers interested in Pandapas Pond recreation area in the Jefferson National Forest.
• Marl Creek Marl Creek Trail is part of the Cyrus McCormick Farm maintained by the Virginia Agricultural Extension and is located near Lexington Va.
• Bear Oak Environmental Education The Wildlife Center of Virginia has an environmental education department to teach the young and old about environmental issues.
• Grand Caverns Living Cave Living River
• Big Tree Program The Virginia Big Tree program documents the largest trees found in Virginia. This discussion board allows viewers to participate in the search process.
• Take a walk at Ivy Creek Take a look at this website, designed by the Ivy Creek Foundation with funding from the Va. Dept. of Forestry, to see how the web can enhance the outdoor experience.
• Glen Alton Glen Alton is a conservation education center located in Giles County on the Eastern Divide Ranger District, Jefferson National Forest. The purpose of this web site is assist educators and parents in getting more of America's youth outside and interested in the environment.
• Key to Leaves of Virginia Trees This on-line key is easy to use. All you need is a leaf!
• Tree Value Calculator Enter a tree's diameter and it will give you its value for reducing air pollution, stormwater, and storing carbon. Another page calculates the value of lumber in a tree. Still another calculates the biodiversity index for a group of trees in the forest or on a school campus.
• Locher Tract and Crystal Springs Trail
• Back Creek
• Meaningful Bay Experience
• Forests and Forest Products at the time of Jamestown
• Seminar: Indigenous Ecology
• 4-H American Chestnut Project
• Virginia's Urban Forest