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Forestry, Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries. Rappahannock County government, Culpeper Soil and Water Conservation District, Rappahannock County Conservation Alliance. Old Rag Master Naturalists, Four County Master Gardeners Association, Virginia Native Plant Society, Shenandoah National Park. The Shenandoah National Park Association will, also be on hand this year to sell books on native species and habitat.
“It’s one-stop shopping for those of us who want to help ensure our native wildlife have the habitat they need,” said Task Force coordinator Pam Owen. “Last year's event was such a success—almost 300 area residents attended, and they expressed real interest in restoring habitat. On the basis of visitor-survey results from last year, we’ve added presentations and other activities to this year's Open House. Visitors should have a great time and learn a lot!
Rappahannock County will kick off its 2008 “Clean Streams Days” series of events. Find out how healthy watersheds make healthy habitats. Learn how to landscape for healthy habitat and clean water, build rain gardens and rain barrels, maintain healthy septic systems, and more. RappFLOW will also feature a “Find Your Watershed”
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