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At 125 miles long, the Cacapon River is the third largest tributary to the Potomac, and the most biologically diverse.
The Cacapon Watershed within the
Chesapeake Bay Watershed14,000 acres and counting … we’re the largest local land trust in West Virginia.
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- Cacapon and Lost Rivers watershed is home to 45 rare and endangered species.
Porcupine
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Brook trout, Appalachia’s only native trout, thrive in some of the Cacapon River watershed’s smaller streams.
Brook Trout
Photo from National Park Service