Working Wetlands
It wasn’t until the 1960s that Virginia started trying to manage the flow of stormwater to prevent flooding. The goal
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Discover our map resources of the South River and South River Watershed.
Trace the history of the transformation of this remarkable watershed and river system.
Work is well underway for the new South River Preserve Project.
Although it had a rocky time throughout the 20th century, the South River watershed has since gone from a misused natural resource, polluted and avoided, to a cherished resource for recreation, wildlife, and local pride. All of this is to say, with peoples’ help even the most forgotten natural area can be restored to a pristine waterway for all to enjoy. See all Videos
It wasn’t until the 1960s that Virginia started trying to manage the flow of stormwater to prevent flooding. The goal
Sometimes we gain insight for moving forward by taking a look back. The Frontier Culture Museum, located on Richmond Road
It wasn’t until the 1960s that Virginia started trying to manage the flow of stormwater to prevent flooding. The goal
Sometimes we gain insight for moving forward by taking a look back. The Frontier Culture Museum, located on Richmond Road
Japanese knotweed is an invasive herbaceous perennial that forms large dense clumps of a stout, shrub-like plant between 3-9 feet
