RIVER CHAMPION PROGRAM

OFFERING FREE WORKSHOPS & INFORMATION ON HOW TO CONSERVE & PROTECT RIVERFRONT LAND ALONG THE LOWER APPOMATTOX

Sign-up via email below and we’ll send you free, local workshop dates on conservation easements, local laws pertaining to riverfront land, and native vs. invasive plants and species – and how each affect your property. This program is supported by the Virginia Environmental Endowment and other community partners.

UPCOMING WORKSHOPS

INVASIVE & NATIVE PLANTS

Wednesday, September 28 6PM-7:00PM
Appomattox River Regional Park – Learning Pavilion
800 Folar Trail, Prince George, VA 23860 

Presenter: Friends of the Lower Appomattox River, FOLAR 

CONSERVATION EASMENTS

Wednesday, October 26 6PM-7:00PM
Petersburg Public Library
201 W Washington St, Petersburg, VA 23803
Partner Presenter: Parker Agelasto,  Capital Region Land Conservancy (CRLC) 

THE CHESAPEAKE BAY PRESERVATION ACT

Wednesday, November 30 6PM-7:00PM
Ettrick-Matoaca Library
4501 River Road, South Chesterfield, VA 23803
Partner Presenter: DEQ Office of Watersheds and Local Government Assistance Programs

 

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REPORTS & RESOURCES

The Appomattox River is part of the James River Watershed, and FOLAR partners with the James River Association (JRA) and their riparian buffer and shoreline restoration programs.

Apply for the JRA Buffer program
Currently available for landowners in Chesterfield and Dinwiddie Counties only

Apply for JRA Living Shoreline Cost Share Program
Currently available for landowners in Prince George County only

Native Plants for Southeast Virginia

Native Plants for VA’s Capital Region

FOLAR’s Native Garden Plant Inventory

FOLAR Climate Change Adaptation Plan

Virginia Coastal Resilience Master Plan

Keep Virginia Beautiful Resources

Our Partners