AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHunting & Boating Watch: Virginia’s Department of Wildlife Resources is proposing new fees and fresh rules for hunting, fishing, trapping, and boating—potentially adding $5–$20 for residents (up to $50 for nonresidents), plus a new $10 camping permit fee on department lands. Rural Innovation Boost: RISE and RAMP are teaming up on “RAMP Up,” an eight-week commercialization program for ag, forestry, and rural innovators, with no-cost participation and grants up to $10,000. Outdoor Recreation Funding: Grayson County won $1.5M from the Wellspring Impact Grant for a two-year outdoor wellness initiative, improving parks, walking access, playgrounds, and community gathering spaces. Family Fun in the Valley: Massanutten Resort opened its first Virginia alpine coaster, “Mountain Mayhem,” aiming for year-round thrills. Heat Safety Reminder: With a record-smashing heat wave pushing into the East, Delaware is activating cooling centers—useful guidance for Virginia travelers planning outdoor days. Local Legal/Conservation: Virginia Beach faces a federal lawsuit seeking to block the proposed sale of Virginia Beach National Golf Course, tied to federal protections and environmental concerns. Travel Tip for Summer: Mosquito activity in Virginia is expected to run 10–15% above baseline, so hikers and campers may want extra repellent and protection.
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