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Foresters turn troublesome trees into charcoal. Aggressive plants from other parts of the world are multiplying, sucking up nutrients and water from the soil, blocking sunlight, and crowding out native trees. State foresters now have a novel idea to stop at least one species from spreading. Sandy Hausman, WVTF. 2009-09-109

Private Forests. Virginia's forests are facing devastation. The threat is not from forest fires, insects or disease but from property and estate taxes. Sandy Hausman, WVTF. 2009-08-09

The Woods in Your Backyard | Script (English). More than 60% of the land in Virginia is covered by trees. 66% of all forest in the Commonwealth is privately owned. That's why state officials are holding a series of workshops for people with trees in their backyard; they're hoping to improve the quality of Virginia woodlands by working with homeowners. Sandy Hausman, WVTF. 2009-03-04

Virginia forests are facing new threats. Dr. Chris Asaro, the Virginia Department of Forestry's Forest Health Specialist, describes new health threats facing our forests from invasive plants and pests. 2008-08-27. Related Podcasts

Forest Eco is a two-minute podcast and radio module distributed monthly by the U.S. Forest Service Southern Research Station.

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Artists and Art Organizations
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  • Arlington County Cultural Affairs
    Find out more about all the facets of Arlington’s vibrant arts community.
  • Arts Council of the Blue Ridge
    Promotes the arts in the Roanoke Valley and provide services to local cultural groups.
  • Arts,Crafts and Culture
    From Tourism’s Artisan Center of Virginia, including contemporary art galleries, Virginia artists, crafters, potters, fine artists and sculptors.
  • Ashlawn Opera
    What began in 1978 with three evenings of lectures and one-act operas has grown into the Ash Lawn Opera Festival that we know today.
  • Barksdale Theatre
    Find out about new and exciting performances.
  • Barter Theatre
    Learn about upcoming performances and the Barter’s Theatre’s continued devotion to Virginia’s younger generation(s).
  • Bluemont Concert Series
    Find out about Bluemont’s spirited mix of comedy, drama, and musical offerings.
  • Brass 5
    Based in Roanoke, Virginia - the 'Star City' - Brass 5 has been an active part of the Mid-Atlantic arts scene for 22 years. Brass 5 performances have been featured on local public radio programs and broadcast live on National Public Radio.
  • Cross Mill Gallery
    Learn about Ashland, Virginia’s working gallery, a teaching studio, and all-around great place to live and make art.
  • Charlottesville: C'ville Arts Scene
    Charlottesville is proud to be the arts, entertainment and cultural center of Central Virginia.
  • C'ville Arts: A Cooperative Gallery
    Beautiful gallery space, home to 60+ artist members, providing residents and visitors the opportunity to view and purchase art and crafts by contemporary Virginia artists.
  • Encore! Theatre Company
    Summertime brings the annual Richmond Shakespeare Festival, playing outdoors at 500 year-old Agecroft Hall each June and July.
  • Fairfax Symphony Orchestra
    Hailed as "the pride of Fairfax County," the orchestra has showcased the greatest works in the orchestral repertoire during its annual concert seasons and through many successful education and outreach programs.
  • Friends of Torpedo Factory Art Center
    Learn about an adventure and a feast for the eyes! The Torpedo Factory Art Center is one of the largest and most successful visual arts centers in the U.S.
  • Generic Theater
    Visit the Hampton Roads "off-Broadway" playhouse.
  • Jane Franklin Dance
    Performs for Arts al Fresco, Arlington's free series of outdoor performing events. No reservations or tickets are required. Bring a picnic, enjoy great dance.
  • Loudoun Arts Council
    Promotes the arts in Loudoun County by advocating for and assisting arts organizations and individual artists. Operates as the interface between artists, organizations, and arts supporters by providing information, education, research, and communication to benefit the arts community.
  • Lynchburg Symphony Orchestra
    Promotes the arts in Loudoun County by advocating for and assisting arts organizations and individual artists.
  • Mount Vernon Community Children's Theatre
    Founded in 1980 as a not-for-profit organization to provide area youth with quality theatrical experiences that are educational, creative, engaging and supportive. Through the use of hands-on learning of the theatrical arts, MVCCT offers children, ages 3-18, the opportunity to enhance their development---building self-confidence, character, self-expression, autonomy and responsibility.
  • Muscarelle Museum of Art
    Visit William and Mary’s museum dedicated to the arts.
  • Performing Arts Foundation of Powhatan
    Established in 2005, the PAFOP has the purpose “to advance artistic and cultural diversity in Powhatan for the enjoyment and education of our citizens and as a means of building community”. The PAFOP hosts and has hosted events, such as, the Shanghai Quartet, Taste of Powhatan, Jazz in July, and art exhibits at the library. Call 804-598-6969.
  • Piedmont Arts Association
    Provide experiences in the visual and performing arts to enrich and enlighten the lives of the people of Martinsville, Henry County and neighboring areas.
  • Richmond Jazz Society
    Created to educate the public regarding the historical development and significance of Jazz music, with a special emphasis on young musicians and young audiences. A valuable resource center for jazz in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
  • Richmond Symphony
    Dedicated to achieving excellence in both contemporary and traditional symphonic repertoire.
  • Roanoke Symphony Orchestra
    Learn about concerts in the Roanoke area.
  • American Shakespeare Center
    Welcome to Shenandoah Shakespeare’s American Shakespeare Center (ASC), a national Shakespeare resource for audiences, actors, students, scholars, and educators.
  • Shenandoah Valley Music Festival
    The Shenandoah Valley Music Festival, during its 42 year history, has gained a reputation throughout the mid-Atlantic region as a place where -- weekend travelers come to get away from it all -- music lovers come to be entertained -- friends come to enjoy a picnic -- couples come to star gaze -- and history buffs come to visit a bygone era.
  • Theatre IV
    Provides outstanding educational entertainment designed to tour and innovative instructional programs that enrich our nation's schools.
  • This Century Art Gallery
    Williamsburg Visual Arts Center - A Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Partner


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