What is the Middle James Roundtable?

	The Middle James Roundtable is a collaborative effort to bring stakeholders to the table to improve water quality through local and regional community-based watershed projects. Learn more...

	Curb Markers The Middle James Roundtable had curb makers designed to remind people that waste should not be emptied into storm drains since they drain into our rivers. Learn more...

	Roundtables Watershed roundtables are popping up all over the state. There are currently 13 active roundtables in the Commonwealth. Learn more...

	Partners It is important to bring a diverse group of stakeholders to the table to discuss community approaches to water quality issues. The Roundtable works with many local stakeholders. Learn more...

"When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world." -- John Muir

Event: 2007 James River Sojourn
Date: 6/16/2007
Event Description: 2007 James River Sojourn: Rediscovering Conservation: Land Use Along the James, Then and Now - The journey begins on June 16,2007 in Columbia and ends on June 23, 2007 at Dutch Gap in Chesterfield County. For more information or to register for the James River Sojourn, please go to www.AllianceChesBay.org. For further information, please contact Leslie Middleton at (804) 775-0951 or lmiddleton@acb-online.org

Event: Brown Bag: Stormwater in Depth
Date: 6/21/2007
Event Description: Sponsored by the Rivanna Conservation Society. 12:00 - 1:00pm at the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library. Contact Robbi Savage at exec@rivannariver.org or 434-97-RIVER with any questions.

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