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Valewood Valley's Deer Monitoring Program Reveals Key Population Trends

Valewood Valley's deer monitoring program has tracked white-tailed deer populations across the region since 2018, and recent data released in September 2026 shows steady growth in several key zones

Sam Werner · 22 September 2026

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Viktor Brooks · 2 September 2026

Record Rainfall Alters Valewood River Ecosystem

Valewood experienced its heaviest rainfall in more than a decade last month, with totals exceeding 15 inches over ten days. The Valewood River rose sharply, flooding banks and …

Sam Werner · 2 September 2026

Record Rainfall Affects Valewood River Ecosystem

Valewood experienced record rainfall exceeding 15 inches over two weeks, double the seasonal norm. This surge has reshaped the river's hydrology, water chemistry, and biological …

Morgan Günther · 2 September 2026

Council Approves New Conservation Zone in Valewood

In a significant move for environmental protection, the Valewood City Council voted unanimously to establish a new conservation zone covering 250 acres of woodland and wetlands. …