
Celebrate the Blue Ridge, Imagine the Future
Jefferson County Vision‘s event on April 13 at Breaux Vineyards...
As the saying goes “we all live downstream.” But at The Downstream Project it’s more than a saying. It’s the underlying principle behind everything we do, beginning with our flagship 2009 film, Shenandoah: Voices of the River. This 52-minute documentary examines the history, ecology, and beauty of this treasured natural resource—and the potentially devastating impacts on its future. In all of our omni-media efforts we continue to utilize this “in their own words” approach to capture and convey the energy and passion and commitment of our project partners and their missions.
In the words of TDP founder George Ohrstrom: “The hope is that people will educate themselves and stand up and become a voice for downstream issues because they are exceedingly important to all of us.”
Jefferson County Vision‘s event on April 13 at Breaux Vineyards...
Despite the fact that site work has begun on a...
Virginia Working Landscapes and The Downstream Project hosted a do-it-yourself...
by George Ohrstrom As a member of Virginia’s conservation community...
Elks Run is a small watershed in Jefferson County, W.Va.,...
Two Downstream Project partners invite everyone to join in their...
Elks Run is a small watershed in Jefferson County, W.Va.,...
Water Reporter app empowers people to document conditions by phone...
Local groups challenge the agency’s approval of Virginia’s decision to...
Outdoor writer and conservationist Robert Whitescarver received two Excellence-in-Craft (EIC)...
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