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A new environmental program: "We All Live Downstream: The Rappahannock Watershed in your Backyard", will be presented to teacher Beth Gall’s 11th grade Environmental Science class at Rappahannock County High School in early February.
The RappahannockRapidan Regional Commission, in conjunction with the Department of Conservation and Recreation, has tailored a one time presentation specifically for high school level learning to acquaint students with the interconnectedness and importance of the watershed in which we live, and the issues that create problems with water quality.
The class will discuss what a watershed is and water quality threats, including polluted runoff and habitat loss. The talk will highlight different things people can do to protect water quality, such as limiting fertilizer use and eliminating herbicides and pesticides.
Successful case studies from other watersheds will be mentioned, enabling the students with the capacity
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