Appalachia Rising
Nina Chase imagines a "wild and wonderful" land-based future for West Virginia.
Nina Chase imagines a "wild and wonderful" land-based future for West Virginia.
Caroline Filice Smith argues that the state should begin to view its land as a critical infrastructure.
In a short film, Elaine McMillion Sheldon explores the health and social service challenges facing West Virginia communities.
Brittany Patterson profiles three land-based projects that create new economic opportunities in Appalachia.
Rebecca Kiger shares a photographic essay documenting urban farm Grow Ohio Valley.
Merritt Chase discusses three projects rethinking public space across different scales.
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