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entist at the park’s headquarters in Luray, will go into detail on the air and water quality in Shenandoah National Park and the relationship between the two. Using equipment from the park, he will demonstrate how water conductivity, pH, discharge, the extent of waterborne pathogens are measured.
Shelly May, the Rappahannock Watershed Field Coordinator for the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, will explain the Rappahannock River Tributary Strategy Plan.
May will speak on the goal of engaging everyone — individuals, businesses, schools, communities, and governments—in improving the water quality in watersheds such as those within Rappahannock County.
While the county may receive good, clean water from the park, it is responsible for its quality as it makes its way through the county on its way to the Chesapeake Bay.
The Tributary Strategy seeks to balance the natural chemistry mix and water clari
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