On a sunny and chilly morning this week, a swarm of third graders tramped down the dock behind Norfolk’s Grandy Village Learning Center. Dozens of students from B.C. Charles Elementary
The Elizabeth River Project (ERP)’s novel new resiliency lab, designed to move with decades of sea level rise, is getting closer to being finished and welcomed its first guests with
Biology students, in partnership with Norfolk State’s Department of Facilities Management,Parkway Grading Inc., BrightView Landscape Services and the Elizabeth River Project (ERP), planted a native plant meadow between James D.
Groups led by Old Dominion University spread through Norfolk and beyond to measure the tide and collect water samples to keep our waterways healthy for years to come Click here
The city of Norfolk, Virginia announced a new interactive flooding map last week—just in time for the “king tide”, the city’s highest predicted tide of the year. The map, which
At its mouth, Norfolk’s Lafayette River is about a mile wide, stretching from the former golf course at Lambert’s Point north to the Norfolk International Terminals. This point, where the
By: Bryan Watts The yellow-crowned night-heron has found its sweet spot along the Lafayette River in Norfolk, VA. The species expanded its breeding range north along the Atlantic Coast into
The letter grade itself did not move since the Elizabeth River Project’s last report in 2020, but it made numerical progress across the area. Read the full article at 13newsnow.com
“The Retreat at Harbor Pointe is using its frontage along the Elizabeth River to garden — baby oysters. The community of 246 affordable-housing units has joined with the Elizabeth River
“The tour I went on highlighted the efforts of groups like the Elizabeth River Project to get the river cleaner and healthier.” Read the Article Here
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