Life Outdoors | Restoring the Elizabeth River
Featuring Chris Reckling speaking with Lacy S. Shirey, Executive Director of the Elizabeth River Project, about efforts to restore the Elizabeth River.
Featuring Chris Reckling speaking with Lacy S. Shirey, Executive Director of the Elizabeth River Project, about efforts to restore the Elizabeth River.

NORFOLK, Va. — Hurricane Erin brought more than just immediate flooding concerns to Hampton Roads — the storm’s tidal surge is now raising questions about long-term water pollution in the

After 25 years on the river, Robin Dunbar is now walking on Grounds. Dunbar joined the University of Virginia’s Environmental Institute this summer as a fellow, transitioning from her career

PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) – If you’re looking for a new and exciting way to learn about our waters and what lives beneath them, The Learning Barge is an amazing option.

The Elizabeth River is recovering after decades of pollution, but experts say community involvement is key to keeping the progress going. Once declared “dead” in the 1920s, the Elizabeth River,

Around 1,500 feet of shoreline near Norfolk Southern’s Lamberts Point coal terminal is now protected from erosion by a mix of native plants, marsh grasses, oysters and sustainable grading techniques.

Work Program Architects is proud to share that the Elizabeth River Project’s Ryan Resilience Lab has been named a winner in Fast Company’s 2025 World Changing Ideas Awards. This national recognition honors bold,

Fast Company’s annual World Changing Ideas Awards honor the businesses and organizations that are developing creative solutions to the most pressing issues of our time. This year, we saw hundreds

What do San Diego, Chicago, and Baltimore all have in common? You can enjoy some rockin’ good fishing in the shadows of skyscrapers. In fact, cities are often havens for
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Please fill this form out at least 30 days in advance of the event.
NOTE: This form does not confirm your reservation, reservations are confirmed upon ERP receipt of signed contract and paid deposit.