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Marcellus Shale Drilling Threat Video

August 2, 2010
Updated video posted to YouTube

Streamside Livestock Exclusion: A tool for increasing farm income and improving water quality

June 17, 2010
Did you know that livestock, like humans, prefer a clean water source and are healthier and more productive when they drink clean water? Virginia producers who have restricted or eliminated livestock access to streams and farm ponds and converted to a clean, alternative water source have observed increased livestock productivity, improved water quality, and restored stream banks on their farms. As a consequence, livestock stream exclusion practices are gaining popularity across Virginia. This publication, produced through the cooperation of Virginia Cooperative Extension and the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, describes the findings, experiences, and successes of individual producers who are limiting livestock stream access.

Marcellus Shale Workshop, May 5, in Harrisonburg

May 13, 2010
View a video from SVN’s May 5 Marcellus workshop in Harrisonburg

The Clean Water Act: Have your representatives sponsored the bill?

March 6, 2010
Go to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation Website and search your district.

“Voices of the River” Screened at historic Byrd Theater

January 21, 2010
Members of the Virginia State legislature were treated to a screening of Shenandoah: Voices of the River at the historic Byrd Theater in Richmond on Jan. 14. The League of Conservation Voters hosted the event, where Downstream founder George Ohrstrom addressed the group of around 75 dignitaries. Here is an excerpt of his address: “…The

Preserving the Monongahela

January 18, 2010
The Downstream Project has been following the Shepherdstown Presbyterian Youth Group as they study environmental stewardship and put our faith into action by actively supporting and advocating for more wilderness area’s in the Monongahela National Forest. Every spring, our group takes a camping trip to Dolly Sods Wilderness Area. We find the wilderness to be
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