National Dislocated
|
Greenbrier County
The Greenbrier crew unearthed 6 cars hidden under brush in Caldwell.
Their efforts removing these vehicles help provide a cleaner and safer environment for the residents of Greenbrier County.
Their efforts removing these vehicles help provide a cleaner and safer environment for the residents of Greenbrier County.
Before and After Photos
The Lewis County NDWG crew shows off an impressive before and after view of their hard work and efforts with the stream clean-up.
Two Lick Run in Webster County
|
Audra State Park in Upshur County
|
Brush piled against a bridge foundation removed.
|
Previously clogged stream cleared of debris.
|
Community Reactions
Check out all the wonderful things the community is saying about the stream clean-up crews! We'd love to hear from you too. Send us an email, letter, or Facebook post telling us your experience with Human Resource Development Foundation's NDWG crews in your area.
Letter from County Commission
Press Release from the Mayor of Anderson.
|
Letter from a property owner
Online article detailing Greenbrier River clean-up
|
Pocahontas Times article and Watoga Trail Report
WSAZ News Channel 3 Article about clean up in Clendenin
|
Across the state
Crews from 18 counties across the state are working hard to clear environmental debris and massive amounts of trash from West Virginia's waterways.
Locations
HRDF Main Office
Taylor Runner - Program Manager 1644 Mileground Morgantown, WV 26505 (304) 296-8223 ext. 28 |
Debbie Anderson - Program Coordinator
120 South Linden Avenue Clarksburg, WV 26301 (304) 591-2494 |
Michael Rickman - Program Coordinator
(304) 690-2974 |