Welcome to OVEC's new website

OVEC is in the process of morphing our website to a new design. For a while pages may appear either in the new or old design, depending on whether they have been updated yet.  Please pardon any inconvenience...

• Mountaintop Removal
• Sludge Safety Project
• Clean Elections
• Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency
• Cemetery Protection

• Marcellus Shale
• Climate Change
• Twilight
• Coal-to-Liquids
• Overweight Coal Trucks

• Membership Manual
• Winds of Change Newsletter
• Action Alerts
• Press Room
• Searchable Newslink Archive
• Write Letters to the Editors
• Past Events

• Original Website
• Who Owns West Virginia
• Abandoned Promises
• Mining the Mountains series
• Coal Tatoo Blog
• Links

• Join/Donate via PayPal
• Join/Donate via credit card
• Join/Donate via check
• Kroger Gift Card
• Donate to OVEC via Ebay

Online stores

• OVEC's CafePress Store
• Shop for Movies, Books, Music, Clothes and Food - and Support OVEC

OVEC members work on projects that promote public health, environmental protection and social justice.
• Learn more.

OVEC's Event Calendar lists events throughout the area and beyond.

OVEC
PO Box 6753
Huntington, WV 25773-6753

E-mail: info@ohvec.org Phone: 304-522-0246
Fax: 304-522-4079 (not auto answer - call first)

More info

Staff
Tonya Adkins Dianne Bady Robin Blakeman Maryanne Graham Maria Gunnoe Janet Keating Vivian Stockman Dan Taylor Dustin White

OVEC is a nationally recognized grassroots organization dedicated to preserving and protecting our natural heritage

• What OVEC Does
• Member Manual
• OVEC History and Successes
• Awards
• More Info

• OVEC Staff
• Organizer Maria Gunnoe
• Remembering Laura

The Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition, formed in 1987, is a 501-c-3 nonprofit organization. Our mission is to organize and maintain a diverse grassroots organization dedicated to the improvement and preservation of the environment through education, grassroots organizing and coalition building, leadership development and media outreach. Our work encompasses much of West Virginia.

The structure of OVEC is a common one: volunteers / members, board of directors with officers, and staff members. What is uncommon is the committed participation of many ordinary citizens in OVEC, united for the common purpose of protecting the environment in which we all live. OVEC's board of directors is active.

• As you probably know, the OVEC staff is opinionated and passionate about the environment and social justice. And now we are happy to share those opinions with you.

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• Mountaintop Removal
• Sludge Safety Project
• Climate Change
• More

• Press Room
• Recent Press Releases
• Archive
• Contact