Appalachian Headwaters, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is dedicated to environmental education and ecological restoration in the Greenbrier Valley of West Virginia and beyond. We work to provide various education and habitat restoration resources to the region.
We operate several environmental education programs, including Camp Waldo (an environmental education overnight summer camp in Hinton), Wood Thrush Park and Education Center in Lewisburg (main hub for community programs, youth programming, and community events). Headwaters also hosts summer college and high school internships dedicated to career training and personal development. Appalachian Headwaters sponsors the Greenbrier River chapter of the West Virginia Master Naturalist program and holds many Master Naturalist classes on site at Wood Thrush Park.
Appalachian Headwaters also opened our native plant nursery at Wood Thrush Park in 2026. Headwaters Native Plants provides a wide selection of herbaceous and woody plants native to Central Appalachia for landowners and to assist in restoration projects.
