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Move over Mums…Asters are the New Fall Flower!

Move over Mums…Asters are the New Fall Flower!

by Amber Ellis | Oct 3, 2017 | Conservation Tips, News, Watershed Restoration | 0 comments

Every fall, Chrysanthemum (aka Mum), the iconic flower of fall, finds its way to porches everywhere. While it does bring beauty and color next to our bright orange pumpkins and scarecrows, they don’t do much for the butterflies and pollinators that are looking for...
Connecting Women to the James River

Connecting Women to the James River

by Amber Ellis | Aug 21, 2017 | News, Watershed Restoration | 0 comments

Our gratitude mandala! Thank you James River, for the rich life that lives within your watershed, and for all of the life and joy that you provide for us! On the evening of August 10, JRA’s Watershed Restoration Manager and Lead Educator led a Finding Your Connection...
Conservation Tips: Septic System Care

Conservation Tips: Septic System Care

by Amber Ellis | Jun 20, 2017 | Conservation Tips, News, Watershed Restoration | 0 comments

If you have a septic system on your property, do you remember the last time you had it pumped and inspected? If it’s been over 5 years (or you can’t remember) then it’s probably been too long! It is suggested that you have it pumped every 3-5 years under normal use....
Grow Milkweed for Monarchs and the James River!

Grow Milkweed for Monarchs and the James River!

by Amber Ellis | Apr 6, 2017 | News, Watershed Restoration | 0 comments

Did you know that Monarchs cannot survive without Milkweed? The caterpillars only eat Milkweed leaves, so they always lay their eggs on these plants. Much of this habitat has been lost to development and we are seeing a decline in this majestic butterfly. By planting...
Creating a New Garden Bed

Creating a New Garden Bed

by Amber Ellis | Apr 6, 2017 | Conservation Tips, News, Watershed Restoration | 0 comments

You’ve got a plan for what you want to plant and where you want to plant it, good work! However, right now all you see is the old lawn staring back at you and you’re exhausted just thinking about turning it into a new garden bed! I’m here to tell you there is an...

Eva Clarke Shares Her River Hero Home Story

by Amber Ellis | Mar 29, 2017 | News, Watershed Restoration | 0 comments

In addition to being a River Hero Home, Eva Clarke is an environmental advocate, yoga instructor, and art teacher. Her love for the James River is enjoyed through taking her family and dogs to walk on the various trails along the James River. Eva believes the most...
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