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As seen in: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, NewsBreak, WSET-TV (Lynchburg, VA), WSYX-TV (Columbus, OH), WCHS-TV (Charleston, WV), Morgan County Citizen
Husband, dad, photojournalist, nature lover, all things WV Mountaineers. God is my rock. Surfer in a former life, F8 and be there.
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Wild Appalachia: Mountain Sky Drones

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By Brad Rice, Brandon Stover Verified
| WCHS-TV (Charleston, WV) Verified
by BRAD RICE, BRANDON STOVER Wed, July 8, 2026 at 7:00 PM Weighing in at 80lbs, the sheer size of Poling's agricultural spray drone is eye opening. (WCHS) DODDRIDGE COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — You've probably seen drones before but some go well beyond just taking pictures or video. “I started last year," Mountain Sky Drones owner and operator Josh Poling said.
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Wild Appalachia: Smallmouth fishing on The Trough

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By Brad Rice, Brandon Stover Verified
| WCHS-TV (Charleston, WV) Verified
HARDY COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — On a cloudless day in Hardy County, Brad and Brandon floated down the South Branch of the Potomac River with Kellan Snyder, owner and operator of Breezewood Adventures. "About three years ago I started offering guided fishing trips," Snyder said. "It started with taking friends out, then customers saw what we were doing and it just kind of took off." So did the fishing on a beautiful June day.
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Wild Appalachia: Appalachian Headwaters Environmental Education & Restoration

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By Brad Rice, Brandon Stover
| WCHS-TV (Charleston, WV) Verified
GREENBRIER COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — Less than a half mile from Route 60 in Greenbrier County sits a hidden gem that’s quickly becoming a destination for outdoor education. Appalachian Headwaters focuses on three missions—outdoor education, wildlife monitoring, and habitat restoration. Recently, nearby students were exploring one of West Virginia’s most remarkable natural resources. “We’re doing these outdoor STEAM field trips, and it’s really focused on understanding our native wildlife.
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