How high schoolers can help protect the James River
The James River Association is hoping to recruit high school students to spend the year learning about the river and how to protect it.
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The James River Association is hoping to recruit high school students to spend the year learning about the river and how to protect it.
Students in Amherst County, Hopewell City, and Surry County Public Schools worked with the James River Association to produce public service announcements (PSAs) to stress the importance of caring for the James River.
In February 7th grade life science students in public schools across the James River watershed took part in public service announcements (PSAs) about the importance of caring for the river.
By ABBY CHURCH Richmond Times-Dispatch Dec 12, 2020 1 of 5 The proposed $6.5 million solar panel facility in Hanover County would be built in the field seen above left. It would produce enough electricity to power 963 homes per year. Daniel Sangjib Min/Times-Dispatch George Littlefield is shown at the field, right, where is 44-acre proposed solar panel project, next to his property in Hanover County on Friday, Dec. 4, 2020. Daniel Sangjib Min/RTD George Littlefield is shown at the field, where is 44-acre proposed solar pa...