Quarterly meetings are open to the public and typically held at the New River Valley Business Center, 6580 Valley Center Dr. in the New River Room. Please join us to learn more about local watershed efforts and share your ideas.
Quarterly meetings are open to the public and typically held at the New River Valley Business Center, 6580 Valley Center Dr. in the New River Room. Please join us to learn more about local watershed efforts and share your ideas.
Quarterly meetings are open to the public and typically held at the New River Valley Business Center, 6580 Valley Center Dr. in the New River Room. Please join us to learn more about local watershed efforts and share your ideas.
Quarterly meetings are open to the public and typically held at the New River Valley Business Center, 6580 Valley Center Dr. in the New River Room. Please join us to learn more about local watershed efforts and share your ideas.
Quarterly meetings are open to the public and typically held at the New River Valley Business Center, 6580 Valley Center Dr. in the New River Room. Please join us to learn more about local watershed efforts and share your ideas.
Meetings are hybrid in-person/Zoom. Please contact Nicole Hersch nicole@nrvrc.org for Zoom meeting link.
Quarterly meetings are open to the public and typically held at the New River Valley Business Center, 6580 Valley Center Dr. in the New River Room. Please join us to learn more about local watershed efforts and share your ideas.
Meetings are hybrid in-person/Zoom. Please contact Nicole Hersch nicole@nrvrc.org for Zoom meeting link.
Become an official certified Virginia Save Our Streams water quality monitor to see how healthy your local streams are. See event information and registration here.
Quarterly meetings are open to the public and typically held at the New River Valley Business Center, 6580 Valley Center Dr. in the New River Room. Please join us to learn more about local watershed efforts and share your ideas.
Meetings are hybrid in-person/Zoom. Please contact Nicole Hersch nicole@nrvrc.org for Zoom meeting link.
Meet at the parking lot at 41 First Street NE, Pulaski, VA (behind the Senior Center) for safety briefing and assignments. Wear long sleeves, long pants, and closed-toe shoes. Gloves, vests, trash bags, drinking water, snacks, and any tools will be provided.
Trash bags, gloves and safety vests are provided. Filled trash bags are picked up from the roadside or cleanup site. Please talk to your school, church, civic or scouting group and consider participating in this event. Volunteers may choose the site or select from locations needing to be cleaned.
Please meet on Independence Blvd between Gold Leaf Dr and Sleepy Hollow Rd where the stream passes under Independence Blvd.
Water and trash bags provided. Gloves strongly suggested. 18 and under must be accompanied by parent/guardian. Events are rain or shine. In case of flood conditions we will cancel the event.
Please meet in the lower Christiansburg Aquatic Center parking lot near North Franklin St.
Water and trash bags provided. Gloves strongly suggested. 18 and under must be accompanied by parent/guardian. Events are rain or shine. In case of flood conditions we will cancel the event.
The Virginia Native Plant Society (VNPS), founded in 1982 as the Virginia Wildflower Preservation Society, is a nonprofit organization of individuals who share an interest in Virginia’s native plants and habitats. The Society and its chapters seek to further the appreciation and conservation of this priceless heritage.
The New River Watershed Roundtable is administered by the New River Valley Regional Commission & partially funded by a grant from the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality.
