About
Partners
From tourism and destination marketing to land management and community planning, our partners help advance shared projects that support vibrant, connected Mon Forest communities.
The Mon Forest Towns Partnership is strengthened by a wide network of regional partners who share our commitment to vibrant communities, healthy public lands, and sustainable outdoor recreation. From destination marketing organizations that help tell the story of our region, to land managers stewarding the Monongahela National Forest, to planning and development agencies building strong local economies—each plays an essential role in advancing our mission. Together, these partners help connect our 12 gateway towns, expand recreation access, and support long-term community resilience.
Destination Marketing
- Elkins-Randolph Convention and Visitors Bureau
- Grant County Convention and Visitors Bureau
- Greater Summersville County Convention and Visitors Bureau
- Greenbrier County Convention and Visitors Bureau
- Pendleton County Convention and Visitors Bureau
- Pocahontas County Convention and Visitors Bureau
- Tucker County Convention and Visitors Bureau
- Webster County Convention and Visitors Bureau
- West Virginia Tourism
Land Management
Planning and Development
- Appalachian Forest National Heritage Area
- Appalachian Regional Commission
- Benedum Foundation
- Just Transition Fund
- Partner Community Capital
- Region 4 Planning & Development Council
- Region 7 Planning & Development Council
- Region 8 Planning & Development Council
- The Conservation Fund
- Woodlands Development & Lending
- WV Brownfields
- WVU Cooperative Extension
- West Virginia University OEDC
- West Virginia University