“Millions of dollars are on the way to improve the local habitat of the Elizabeth River watershed. “Removing contamination is key to this part of
“The Norfolk-based Elizabeth River Project alone has restored more than 1.7 miles of wetland in the watershed, as well as more than 90,000 square feet.”
“For the past several weeks, the Thames sisters have looked forward to Wednesdays. Annaliese, 13, Avonleigh, 8, and Addelynne, 4, have been diligently researching the
“The Elizabeth River Project is building a new lab they say will serve as a global model for urban coastal living that protects both the
“Virginia must be on the nice list this year: The state has received about $31 million for coastal resiliency and another $33 million for conservation
“Exploring a rolling conservation easement makes sense when you consider that coastal properties are prime real estate. People love being on the water, after all, and
“As coastal cities wrestle with increasing threats from rising waters, a nonprofit’s costly new headquarters offers an answer that is both defiant and prescient…” Click
NEW! Elizabeth River Environmental Justice Mapping Tool Click here! Click here to read feature in the Virginian-Pilot
Congratulations to our Youth Resilience Expo winners! The Elizabeth River Project’s 3rd annual Youth Resilience Expo was held virtually via Zoom webinar on Saturday, April
Join us in celebrating the naming of the coming Pru and Louis Ryan Resilience Lab, with many dolphin leaps of thanks to these longtime supporters
