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During the construction of I-66 through Arlington County in the early 1980’s, a detention pond was constructed to control runoff from I-66 for storms up to the 100-year storm. Over time, the pond became silted in and overgrown with invasive plant life. Arlington County sought to restore the pond and bring it back to its […]
More than 450,000 brownfields have been identified by the EPA in the U.S. for redevelopment and reuse, one of which is the South River within the City of Waynesboro. Previously owned by Dupont, the river and surrounding areas have been impacted by industrial practices and presence of hazardous substances, pollutants and contaminants. In conjunction with […]
At the root of much debate surrounding ecosystem restoration projects is whether we are restoring to a condition solely for natural habitat or whether the restoration should be designed for human interaction. Considering these perspective, as well as the future needs at the project site, are important when determining site-specific design objectives. Many streams throughout […]
The Virginia Lakes and Watershed Association is a volunteer organization and its mission is to provide education on water resources in Virginia.
