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MJRT NewsJoin us for the 2018 mjrt annual meeting!Sum of the Parts – Integrated Efforts to Improve Local Water Quality
This year's event will take place on Thursday, October 25, 2018 at a NEW LOCATION-- newly renovated Historic Central High School, 2748 Dogtown Road, Goochland, VA, 23063. Keynote Speaker: Ann Jennings, Virginia Deputy Secretary of Natural Resources Also presenting at our meeting: Todd Janeski (VCU statewide oyster restoration project), Wood Hudson (local bank restoration) and Ben Watson (James River Watch) Justin Doyle (James River Association) and Kevin Orlosky (Art on Wheels). You are also invited to join in for additional networking time and delicious refreshments at the Chiknegg Production Kitchen across from the high school at 2753 Dogtown Road. Please be sure to indicate if you will be attending the reception on your registration. Registration is now closed! We look forward to seeing you soon! Agenda To find our more about our event, please contact Lindy Durham at 501-517 
Paint Out Pollution On April 21, 2018, the Middle James Round Table collaborated with the City of Lynchburg, the James River Association and Art on Wheels' Paint out Pollution Program to host a Storm Drain Art Project to remind the community to put “only rain down the drain” and to educate residents on how they can do their part to improve local water quality. Sixteen inlets were identified and stenciled with art emphasizing the importance of clean water down the drains and the connection to the Bay. A big thanks to all the volunteers that made this project possible! Aimed at increasing public awareness of stormwater pollution, the storm drain art celebrates the native plant and animal species that call the James River home. You can spot all sixteen around downtown Lynchburg. Festival of the river
The Richmond Symphony Presents:
FESTIVAL OF THE RIVER: THREE DAYS OF MUSIC, ART AND ENVIRONMENT UNDER THE BIG TENT AND ON BROWN’S ISLAND MJRT hosted a booth at Festival of the River on Saturday, June 9th. We made 177 turtles with attendees and educated the public on the environmental health of the James River. A good time was had by all!
Weekly Watershed Announcements September 21, 2018
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When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world. -- John Muir |
