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A RappFlow public education event on the role of forests in Rappahannock County and the best ways to manage them will be held on April 24 at 10 a.m. at Mt. Vernon Farm in Sperryville.
The public is invited to the program entitled: “Our Forest Treasures Protect Our Watershed: How we sustain, enjoy and benefit from them.”
Forest covers 67 percent of the land in Rappahannock County. The forests protect the quality of water for the streams, ponds and groundwater.
People, animals and plants enjoy many benefits from the forests. How can we manage our forest lands in ways that sustain the forest ecology, the watershed, and other human interests?
In this exciting event at beautiful Mt. Vernon Farm in
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