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An Ohio Conservation Group Is Racing To Protect Nearly 3,000 Acres Beside America's Newest National Park
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An Ohio Conservation Group Is Racing To Protect Nearly 3,000 Acres Beside America's Newest National Park
A conservation organization based in southern Ohio is facing one of the biggest opportunities in its 30-year history—and one of its most urgent challenges. The Arc of Appalachia, a nonprofit land conservancy headquartered in Bainbridge, Ohio, is rallying supporters ahead of a June 30 public auction that could determine the future of 2,770 acres of wilderness bordering New River Gorge National Park in West Virginia. Known collectively as the New …
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