Join NFWF as we look to answer the following key question: How can we better engage and support underserved, marginalized, and socially disadvantaged producers and communities in realizing goals and growing demand for sustainable agriculture and food systems? Register Here!
The George Washington Regional Commission (GWRC) is pleased to invite you to join the monthly Regional Environmental Managers Technical Committee meeting. This is an excellent opportunity for stakeholders from across Planning District 16 (Stafford, Spotsylvania, King George, Caroline Counties and the City of Fredericksburg) to come together to discuss emerging environmental issues, hear updates on […]
Join NFWF as we look to answer the following key question: How can we unlock unprecedented federal infrastructure funding to advance on-farm conservation and sustainability efforts? Register Here!
Join NFWF as we look to answer the following key question: What can we learn from, re-evaluate, and replicate regarding our efforts to support collaborative models as key drivers of accelerated agricultural conservation in the region? Register Here!
Join NFWF as we look to answer the following key question: How can we better identify, engage, and support supply chain stakeholders as critical emerging drivers of and partners in achieving shared goals for agricultural sustainability? Register Here!
Join NFWF as we look to answer the following key question: How can we leverage our collective knowledge and experience supporting agricultural water quality improvement towards achieving a more holistic approach to regenerative and climate-smart agriculture, farm-scale greenhouse gas reduction, and agricultural carbon sequestration? Register Here!
Join NFWF as we look to answer the following key question: What will it take to accelerate wetlands restoration, creation, and enhancement in the region’s varied agricultural landscapes? Register Here!
Want to learn more about the environment and how to have a better garden? Join Tree Fredericksburg in a series of discovery as they cover different tree and gardening topics throughout 2023. Classes will be held on the third Saturday of the month from 10-11 am at Dorothy Hart Community Center, 408 Canal Street. Classes […]
Join NFWF as we look to answer the following key question: What recommendations and insights from the Chesapeake Bay Program Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee’s 2021 workshop on social science in agricultural conservation hold the most promise for advancing ag conservation beyond the region’s early adopters? Register Here!
Join our partners at the Chesapeake Bay Program to learn about three of the most productive tools that can be used to advance restoration at a regional or local level. They are free and available to members of the public, as well as everyone working in the environmental space: Very High Resolution Land Use/Land Cover […]
Free and open to the public! Garden talks on "Quick Fixes for Disturbed Soils" and "Winter Sowing." Bring packaged and labeled seeds and any garden related items you want to trade.
EBTJV is proud to announce the first edition of "Swimming with Science," a lunch n' learn series. This is an exciting opportunity to discuss the state of science as it applies to brook trout management, with experts. Across their eastern range, thousands of populations of native Brook Trout are currently restricted to isolated habitats with […]
