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An elusive rodent considered to be a "sensitive species," has been spotted on a West Virginia trail in the Allegheny mountains. Officials of Monongahela National Forest, a unit of the U.S ...
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — An animal considered by the National Parks Service (NPS) to be a “species of concern” in West Virginia was recently spotted on a trail camera in Monongahela National Forest.
For their Trail Cam Tuesday, the U.S. Forest Service – Monongahela National Forest Facebook page posted a video of an Allegheny woodrat scavenging the forest floor for possibly its next snack.
An Allegheny woodrat, an animal considered to be a "species of concern" in West Virginia by the National Parks Service, was spotted on a trail camera in the Monongahela National Forest last month. ...
The Mon Forest Towns Partnership is part of a $68.2 million award package and will help develop outdoor recreation economies for twelve coal-impacted communities in eight counties Monongahela ...
Monongahela National Forest shared footage from a trail camera of an Allegheny woodrat. In the post, officials said there are only an estimated 100,000 of the federally threatened animals left in ...
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