A grant was awarded to UVA researchers, in partnership with TCWA and others, to develop accessible PFAS-tests. “Forever Chemical” aka per-and poly-flouroaklyl substances (PFAS) are a threat to human health and a major concern for TCWA. They are of particular concern to rural residents who rely on private residential wells
Fifteen volunteers gathered at a farm along the Totier Creek and planted 500 native live stakes – black willow, alder, and elderberry – in under an hour!
The Totier Creek Watershed Association is hosting a live stake planting workshop on a private farm along Miller Creek, a tributary to the Totier Creek, this Sunday, March 22nd, from 1-3 pm.
This Thanksgiving, it is more important than ever to support the pastured livestock producers who are preserving Albemarle County’s rural way of life. These hardworking farmers are bucking corporate pressure to Get Big or Get Out, to pour concrete on farmland, and to send profits out of state. Truly independent
Most of us celebrate when we learn of a new conservation easement protecting prime farmland from development. We feel good when we see a sign on a fencepost: “This land protected forever.” But what does it mean for a property to be protected? Does it mean that the “protection” extends
TCWA joins Southern Environmental Law Center’s letter regarding to EPA regarding Preliminary Effluent Guidelines Program.
