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Sustainable Forestry in Rappahannock County.
Facing the Thornton River and surrounded by forests and pastures of grass-fed cattle, it was the perfect setting to learn about the relationships of forests and watershed. At least 20 organizations and 40 persons contributed to the event with exhibits, demonstrations, expertise, educational materials, speeches and food (for a list of contributors see www.piedmontresearch.org/rappflow):
Co-coordinator Janet S. Davis introduced this fourth in a series of workshops sponsored by RappFLOW, a “loose affiliation of people who come together to protect Rappahannock’s water resources,” supported in part by a grant from the National Fish & Wildlife Foundation.
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