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Shenandoah Watershed Compact

Charting a Course to a Healthy and Prosperous Future In spring 2019, nearly 90 community stakeholders participated in a series of workshops and forums, made possible by a grant from the Chesapeake Bay Trust, and sponsored by the Potomac RiverKeeper Network, to explore the future of the Shenandoah River and its watershed by responding to

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Middle River Restoration

Bobby Whitescarver and Jeanne Hoffman are using FieldDoc and WaterReporter to document how good farming makes clean water.

WaterWatch Integration

Goose Creek Association Website

GCA is one of our first and oldest partners. Downstream redesigned GCA's website and integrated new CRM software.

Website Design + Hosting Member + Donor Management

Chesapeake Legal Alliance Website

Developed graphic assets, constituent management solutions, and a database-driven website to cover the diverse issues that CLA supports

Website Design + Hosting Member + Donor Management

Alliance for the Shenandoah Valley

Downstream helped the Alliance for the Shenandoah Valley create a digital identity when four groups merged into one.

Website Design + Hosting

Elks Run Watershed Monitoring

Downstream worked with Elks Run partners to bring data to life, including real-time monitoring of the Harpers Ferry water supply.

WaterWatch Integration

The Goose Creek Challenge

The Goose Creek Association's riparian buffer project partners with local conservation groups annually to plant hundreds of trees along the creek.

Video Production

Potomac Valley Audubon Society Website

Developed database website to integrate a robust calendar of events and registrations, along with donor management

Website Design + Hosting Member + Donor Management

Water Monitoring with Blue Ridge Watershed Coalition

Blue Ridge Water Coalition set out to calculate the nutrient load Blue Ridge watersheds were contributing to the Bay via the Shenandoah River.

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Farmers to the Bay

Farmers to the Bay hosts farmers from the Shenandoah Valley at Tangier Island for a weekend of exploration, education, and discovery about the Bay.

Video Production

Whitescarver Natural Resources Management LLC

Bobby Whitescarver has been our standard bearer for the effectiveness of a blog site. Bobby's award winning writing style and blog have earned him top honors.

Website Design + Hosting

River Quest Field School: Dreamyard Discovery on the Shenandoah

A guided two-mile canoe trip on the Shenandoah was a classroom on the river for Dreamyard Discovery and Shenandoah University

Video Production

River Quest Field School: Briar Woods High School

To learn about the Chesapeake Bay watershed, a crew of high school students explore the Shenandoah River.

Video Production

River Quest Field School: Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church

A crew from Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church joined naturalists Mike Dudash and Mike DeMary from River & Trail Outfitters River Quest Field School to learn about the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

Video Production

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