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Conservation WV Launches “Fix It” Climate Campaign

Downstream partnered with Conservation WV to created Fix It, a get out the vote campaign focused on climate change.,

Cacapon & Lost Rivers Land Trust Leaps Forward

October 4, 2023

Cacapon & Lost Rivers Land Trust is one of the most successful land trusts in West Virginia. As one of the few accredited land trusts in the Mountain State, CLRLT has preserved over 14,000 acres through conservation easements in Hampshire, Hardy, and Morgan counties. In 2023, CLRLT upgraded their digital communications and management to meet

Protecting Watersheds in the Tip of the Mitt

September 20, 2023

The Downstream Project helped the Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council bring its programs and successes into bright light by creating a waterbody-profile platform that enables visitors to interact digitally with over 40 lakes and more than 80 rivers and streams.

Conservation Vouchers, Making Farming Safer and More Efficient

January 23, 2023

The Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay has a program that helped us be more efficient and safer farmers with conservation vouchers. It’s called the Healthy Streams Farm Stewardship program. It awards $3,000 worth of conservation vouchers per acre of riparian forest buffer up to $20,000. In addition, the program allows $1,000 per acre toward maintenance of the

The Blue Ridge Mountains: A friend at risk

November 19, 2022

The Blue Ridge Mountains: A friend at risk By Larry Malone (published in Nov. 2022 edition of Loudon Now) Friends of the Blue Ridge Mountains and other conservation groups have grave concerns about the inadequate protections for the Blue Ridge Mountains provided by Loudoun’s current draft of a new zoning ordinance A Challenge We challenge you

CLA Makes Waves with Valley Proteins Win

September 26, 2022

Chesapeake Legal Alliance on behalf of its clients, ShoreRivers and Dorchester Citizens for Planned Growth, recently announced an agreement to settle a lawsuit against Valley Proteins, LLC for ongoing water pollution violations at its facility on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.

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