Tagged Stories: "restoration"

Volunteers with the Corsica River Conservancy are seeking to remove the river from the list of impaired waters.

EPA says jurisdictions are on the right track to meet pollution reduction goals for the Bay and its rivers by 2025.

Friends of Accotink Creek is a Fairfax-based volunteer group dedicated to battling illegal dumping in the county.

Green Streets grants will help towns accelerate greening efforts to improve livability and local waterway protection.

The funding would supports projects that reduce polluted runoff and other types of nonpoint source pollution.

CCWA volunteers work with school groups, residents and local governments to remove trash and invasive plants.

A team of scientists and trappers is working to eradicate nutria from the Chesapeake Bay by 2015.

The Elizabeth River Project's goal is to make the river safe for swimming and eating oysters by 2020.

PCWEA is a volunteer organization that’s working to restore Paxton Creek and cultivate a new generation of environmental stewards.

Friends of the Rappahannock hosts clean-ups each fall and spring, but its environmental efforts span the entire year.