WOODBRIDGE, Va. — The Prince William Conservation Alliance (PWCA) will be sponsoring a series of eight free workshops created for everyone interested in protecting clean water resources from Northern Virginia to the Chesapeake Bay.
The program, called Stream Stewards, starts Sunday, March 25 at 1:00 with a tour of two streams in distress. Participants will meet at Hylbrook Park at 2440 Prince William Parkway, in Woodbridge.
Whether you live right next to a stream or miles away, your actions can help improve water quality. Stream Stewards provides you with information and ideas to help improve your community, protect our public drinking water supply and ensure a sustainable future for our children.
Stream Stewards pairs evening lectures with field tours to illustrate key concepts at familiar locations close to home. Topics cover the biology, dynamics and physical characteristics of streams, and consider the role local waterways play in ongoing efforts to save the Chesapeake Bay.
Attend one or all programs to find out more about streams, wildlife and clean water from Prince William County to the Chesapeake Bay! Attend seven activities and receive PWCA’s Stream Stewards Certificate.
A complete schedule can be found at on PotomacLocal.com’s events page or by calling 703-499-4954. RSVP is appreciated but not required. All programs are free.
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