by Anna Killius | Apr 4, 2019 | News, Watershed Restoration |
2017-2018 Chesapeake Bay Barometer: Encouraging Signs for Water Quality but with Challenges Ahead The Bay Barometer is a timely reminder that the Chesapeake Bay Cleanup effort is working, but that we have much work ahead to meet our 2025 goals. The annual Bay...
by Emily Cope | Mar 18, 2019 | Conservation Tips, News, Watershed Restoration |
2019 is set to be an exciting year for watershed restoration in the Lower James as we begin work to install Living Shorelines practices, thanks to several recent grants. Read on to learn more about this method of shoreline protection and why it could be a game changer...
by jravirginia | Mar 8, 2019 | News, Press Release, Watershed Restoration |
PRESS STATEMENT FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:March 8, 2019 CONTACT:Amber EllisSenior Watershed Restoration Manager804-788-8811, ext. 205aellis@jrava.org James River Association opens field office in ScottsvilleNew office will support program to install vegetated stream...
by jravirginia | Mar 8, 2019 | News, Watershed Restoration |
Welcome to Scottsville! Join us for the James River Association’s Grand Opening of our new field office in Scottsville, Virginia! This office will serve as homebase for Anne Marie Roberts, Middle James Restoration Manager, whose primary focus will be creating a...
by Sophie Stern | Jan 7, 2019 | News, Volunteer, Watershed Restoration |
RiverRats, trash collectors, storm drain painters, educators, and advocates – THANK YOU for your volunteerism in 2018! With all of the record-setting rain and flooding Mother Nature sent our way, we needed all the help we could get. Volunteers contributed over...
by Ben Watson | Jan 4, 2019 | Advocacy, Community Conservation, James River Watch, James Riverkeeper, News, Watershed Restoration, Wildlife of the James |
As we kick off 2019 and turn a very soggy page on the past year, it’s worth looking back at one of 2018’s main themes, at least as far as the James River is concerned: the rain. To state the obvious it’s been wet – I mean unrelentingly, record-settingly wet – across...
