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EVENTS:

July 29 - Henricopolis SWCD's Build a Barrel Workshop, Learn about water conservation and make a rainbarrel to use at your own home!

August 14 - Volunteer Monitoring: The Next Generation, Virginia Citizens for Water Quality Summer Conference

August 18 - Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay's BayScapes Workshop, Come learn about environmentally-friendly landscapes that benefit the Reedy Creek watershed and Chesapeake Bay! This workshop will feature speakers that will talk about various aspects of BayScaping -- from wildlife habitat to native plants to rain barrels. This workshop is held
at the Stone House in Forest Hill Park, which is near the intersection of Forest Hill Ave. and 41 St. in Richmond, VA.

August 19 - EPA's Chesapeake Bay Total Maximum Daily Load Webinar, With draft Watershed Implementation Plans due to EPA from the six Bay watershed states and the District of Columbia on September 1 and a public comment period on the Bay TMDL set to begin on September 24, the webinar will preview upcoming activity and look back at recent
highlights, including the mid-August sediment allocations to the states and D.C. As usual, a sizeable amount of time will be dedicated to questions and answers.

September 13 - Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay and Clean VA Waterways' Rain Barrel Workshop, Come learn about the benefits of rain barrels and how to install and maintain them. Each participant will go home with a rain barrel. Cost: $65 (which includes a pre-assembled rain barrel) This workshop is held at the Stone House in Forest Hill Park, which is near the intersection of Forest Hill Ave. and 41 St. Richmond, VA.

September 19 - Central Virginia Land Conservancy's Land Jam, Excellent local foods, great music, and good old fashioned fun for all

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