Collection: Linda Cooper, Environmentalist, Canaan Valley Papers / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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"West Virginia Field Office Special Project Report 92-2: Off-road Vehicle Use and Impact in Canaan Valley, Tucker County, West Virginia" (Hudgins, James E.) Box 19, Folder 7

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"West Virginia High Quality Streams: 4th Ed." Box 18, Folder 34

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"West Virginia Law Review: Prohibition of Surface Mining in West Virginia" Box 4, Folder 9-10

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"West Virginia Natural Resources Department: Wildlife Resources Division; Natural Heritage Program: Special Animal List" Box 2, Folder 21

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"West Virginia Ordered to Reconstruct Educational System and Overhaul Method of Property Taxation" Box 13, Folder 7

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"West Virginia People's Energy Network" Box 12, Folder 8

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"West Virginia Raptor Rehabilitation Center" Box 2, Folder 19

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"West Virginia Residential Conservation Programs" Box 11, Folder 18

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"West Virginia's Nongame Wildlife Program" Box 2, Folder 19

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"West Virginia Travel: Dramatic Growth Demonstrates Travel's Potential for Future Economic Development" Box 7, Folder 21

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