Board Members Tom Benzing and Max Quillen participated in the Annual South River Cleanup organized by Fly Fish Waynesboro – Shenandoah Valley Trout Unlimited on July 19th, 2025.
They found lots of plastic, especially single use bags, and removed them from the banks and tree limbs across the river from Constitution Park.
Board Members Tom Benzing and Max Quillen participated in the Annual South River Cleanup organized by Fly Fish Waynesboro – Shenandoah Valley Trout Unlimited on July 19th, 2025. They found
Why do mussels matter in the South River Watershed? They act as nature’s water purifier. Freshwater mussels naturally clean water by filtering out small organic particles like bacteria and algae
Our excellent partner non-profit The Alliance for the Shenandoah Valley has an opening for a full-time job as Operations Manager! READ THE JOB DESCRIPTION ON THE ALLIANCE WEBSITE The new
1997 may seem like just yesterday to some, but it was actually 28 years ago. The Waynesboro Heritage Foundation was founded in 1997. The foundation offers a glimpse of local
By NANCY SORRELLS (original written for The News Virginian) It was not the first or the last, but the inundation of waters that visited Waynesboro and the surrounding area will
The Wayne Theatre in Waynesboro presents “Science Talks” in partnership with the Virginia Museum of Natural History and the Center for Coldwater Restoration as part of its Signature Speaker Series.
South River Watershed Coalition is a 501(c)3 charitable organization. Contributions to qualified 501(c)(3) organizations may be deductible as charitable contributions on a donor’s federal income tax return. Tax ID # 92-2890008
