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Established in 1909, as a declaration of the state government for the need of forest protection and research, the West Virginia Division of Forestry protects and conserves the state’s forest resources.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Fall fire season begins Wednesday, Oct. 1, and continues through Dec. 31, the West Virginia Division of Forestry (WV DOF) announced today.
About Logging - WV Division of Forestry
The West Virginia Division of Forestry provides start-up and existing businesses in the wood industry sector with professional consultation and helpful resources for growing and managing a wood …
West Virginia State Forests - WV Division of Forestry
Seneca State Forest is West Virginia’s oldest and largest forest. Surrounded by nature in rugged Pocahontas County, Seneca offers peace and solitude for guests searching for a quiet getaway.
About Wildfire Control - WV Division of Forestry
In 1908, more than 1.7 million acres of forestland were destroyed by fire. As a result of this devastation, the West Virginia Reform Law of 1909 was established to protect the state forests. Today, the DOF …
About Landowner Assistance - WV Division of Forestry
With over 260,000 non-industrial private woodland owners in West Virginia, the Division of Forestry places importance on providing landowner assistance for management and protection of woodlands.
Exploring West Virginia’s State Forests - WV Division of Forestry
Jan 21, 2025 · Seneca State Forest is West Virginia’s oldest and largest forest. Surrounded by nature in rugged Pocahontas County, Seneca offers peace and solitude for guests searching for a quiet getaway.
Fire Burning Guidelines - WV Division of Forestry
West Virginia holds strict standards for forest fire laws in order to protect one of the state’s most valuable resources – our forests. Please be completely familiar with the following requirements any time you …
Logging - WV Division of Forestry
“This past summer’s drought has led to more trees losing their leaves fast this fall,” said Jeremy Jones, Director/State Forester of the West Virginia Division of Forestry.
Wildfire Danger Map - WV Division of Forestry
“This past summer’s drought has led to more trees losing their leaves fast this fall,” said Jeremy Jones, Director/State Forester of the West Virginia Division of Forestry.