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Four local conservation groups filed a lawsuit against the U.S. EPA for the agency’s repeated failure to address the Shenandoah River’s algae and pollution problems.

In each 15 minute video, a dozen Virginia farmers explain how continuous no-till and managed grazing have improved their farms and their lives.

In each 15 minute video, a dozen Virginia farmers explain how continuous no-till and managed grazing have improved their farms and their lives.

Stream restoration specialist, Seth Coffman, discusses progress on the first targeted area of the streambank restoration project on Spout Run.

Local volunteers gather for a day of tree planting along Spout Run, with goals of restoring a riparian buffer and stabilizing the stream bank.

The Goose Creek Association’s riparian buffer project partners with local conservation groups annually to plant hundreds of trees along the creek.

Tanner Haid from Cacapon Institute partners with Project CommuniTree to teach students about the importance of tree planting near watershed areas.

Blueridge Watershed Coalition trains local residents in water monitoring techniques in order to collect data about the water quality along the Blueridge Mountains.

Local volunteers train with Piedmont Environmental Council to learn proper water monitoring techniques on Spout Run.

WV Project CommuniTree volunteers gather at Sam Michaels Park to plant trees and shrubs along Elks Run with the goal of creating a riparian buffer.