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The 2022 Environmental Summit will bring together local and state environmental organizations, activists, and citizens in West Virginia to facilitate conversation around the opportunities and challenges facing the state’s environmental movement.
A West Virginia fall weekend of discussion, networking, food, music, bird watching, zip lining, and more!
Registration is free and includes meals and communal lodging at the yurts at the venue, but if you wish to make a donation, please go here. Contact info@wvecouncil.org if you need financial assistance with travel.
More about the WVU Natural Resource Center!
Directions to the WVU Natural Resources Center
Recommendations for Lodging:
Yurts: Adventure Basecamp | Outdoor Education Center | West Virginia University (wvu.edu) On-site lodging is communal yurts and some trail walking is necessary. Attendees with mobility issues may want to consider staying at a nearby hotel.
Sunday Zip-Lining: Starts at 1PM. Separate registration and payment required here.
Some area hotels:
Cranberry Inn, exit 10 on I-68 (Cheat Lake)
Holiday Inn Express, exit 7 on I-68 (Pierpoint)
Springhill Suites by Marriott, exit 4 on I-68 (Sabraton)
Lakeview Resort, exit 10 in I-68 (Cheat Lake)
Overnight packet (for those staying on site).
Participant forms (required for those staying overnight or doing activities). Please print and fill out in advance, if possible.
AGENDA:
