Dan River Chapter

Six workshop locations, each having a special topic presenter:

Richmond (Smart Growth)

Charlottesville (Community Based Energy Programs)

Norfolk (Offshore Wind Energy)

Arlington (Mountain Top Removal and Coal Fired Power Plants)

Warrenton (Proposed Transmission Lines)

Martinsville (Uranium Mining and Water Quality)

Join Virginia Conservation Network and the Virginia League of Conservation Voters-Education Fund at one of our 2009 Summer Workshops. Come have dinner, meet Legislative Contact Team members and environmental leaders in your area, and learn how to build upon and increase the effectiveness of your legislative advocacy.

http://www.vcnva.org/anx/index.cfm/1,93,0,0,html/Events

www.plantanative.com/index.html

b\Based on Doug Tallamy's book, Bringing Nature Home.

A feature on the web site "What Should I Plant Where I Live?" provides suggestions for native plants appropriate to your area.

The "RainScaping" social marketing campaign for Anne Arundel county (Maryland) and web site were launched this past Earth Day,

www.RainScaping.org

The site offers a "Native Plants and Calculators" page along with other useful information.

This is the Department of Game and Inland Fisheries' "official" volunteer program which will keep you connected with many other interesting events and opportunities available around the state. By enrolling in the CWF program, you will be entitled to receive monetary reimbursement for your travel (mileage) whenever you do a program or exhibit for me (or for them), and they also occasionally host regional training events and an annual dinner.

http://www3.dgif.virginia.gov/web/volunteer/apply.asp

Go to this site to help plants trees in our Virginia State Parks

Pass it on to everyone you know!

Works until December 31, 2009

http://www.parkvisitor.com/odwalla/