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The [[Rivanna Conservation Society]] ('''RCS''') is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to safeguarding the ecological, scenic, recreational, and historic resources of the [[Rivanna River]] and its tributaries. | The [[Rivanna Conservation Society]] ('''RCS''') is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to safeguarding the ecological, scenic, recreational, and historic resources of the [[Rivanna River]] and its tributaries. | ||
The RCS sponsors events and activities throughout the watershed, including river paddles, riverbank clean-ups, public education forums, citizen involvement programs, teacher and student training events, and maintains dialogue with locally-elected officials to keep the health and protection of the river at the forefront the environmental agenda. | The RCS was founded in 1991. As the “Voice of the Rivanna,” RCS's mission is to protect the water quality of the Rivanna River Basin, which extends from Greene County down to the Rivanna's confluence with the James River at Columbia in Fluvanna County. All of Albemarle County and Charlottesville City are within this watershed, as well as small sections of Orange, Louisa, Nelson and Buckingham counties. It does this primarily through outreach and activities designed to promote community awareness of and relationship with the river and its tributaries. | ||
The RCS sponsors events and activities throughout the watershed, including river paddles, riverbank clean-ups, public education forums, citizen involvement programs, teacher and student training events, and maintains dialogue with locally-elected officials to keep the health and protection of the river at the forefront of the region's environmental agenda. | |||
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The Rivanna Conservation Society (RCS) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to safeguarding the ecological, scenic, recreational, and historic resources of the Rivanna River and its tributaries.
The RCS was founded in 1991. As the “Voice of the Rivanna,” RCS's mission is to protect the water quality of the Rivanna River Basin, which extends from Greene County down to the Rivanna's confluence with the James River at Columbia in Fluvanna County. All of Albemarle County and Charlottesville City are within this watershed, as well as small sections of Orange, Louisa, Nelson and Buckingham counties. It does this primarily through outreach and activities designed to promote community awareness of and relationship with the river and its tributaries.
The RCS sponsors events and activities throughout the watershed, including river paddles, riverbank clean-ups, public education forums, citizen involvement programs, teacher and student training events, and maintains dialogue with locally-elected officials to keep the health and protection of the river at the forefront of the region's environmental agenda.