Green Drinks: a Wildlife Highway - May 28

Join Appalachian Headwaters, and Jacob Blandford from the Center for Large Landscape Conservation to learn about how wildlife is using our beautiful Appalachian Mountains as a movement highway from South to North, and North to South!

The Appalachians are a mosaic of mountains, valleys, and rivers. This landscape supports an amazing diversity of wildlife– and these animals are on the move! Animals are searching for food, shelter, mates, and suitable habitats under climate change. The landscape also supports the people and communities who live here.

Conserving the Appalachians helps the wildlife, and it also means safer roads, healthier ecosystems, and a more resilient future for us all.

Come to Greenbrier Valley Brewing Company, grab a beer and a bite and learn about conservation of the United States wildlife highway in the Appalachian Mountains on Thursday, May 28th!