The type of vegetation which grows in various regions typically dictates what sort of species that area can support. Southwest Virginia is no different. The area contains many species found through the Eastern United States, like sycamore and black jack oak, but it is also home to unique species which have been isolated from their counterparts since the last ice age, like fraser fir, red spruce, and northern white cedar. Learn about them here, on this slideshow!
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