Today on the James

We need your help!  Tomorrow , July 6, the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) will hold an informational briefing and publi...

On Wednesday, July 6th, the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) will hold an informational briefing and public hearing to r...

On Sunday  afternoon, the House of Delegates and the Senate of Virginia released their proposed budget packages in response to the Governor...

www.RiverAtRisk.org We’ve made it halfway through the 2016 General Assembly Session! Thanks to your help, we’ve made our priorities cl...

The 2016 General Assembly Session kicked off last week in Richmond. The James River Association is working hard to protect our river and wa...

The path of James River through Virginia carries millions of gallons of life-sustaining nourishment daily. But are you aware that it ...

February 17, 2015 Yesterday afternoon another freight train carrying over 100 cars of Bakken crude oil on its way to Yorktown, VA ...

By Matthew Perry, JRA Intern On July 22, JRA and the Center for Watershed Protection (CWP) trained the City of Petersburg’s executive s...

We all rely on our waterways for drinking water, and sometimes it is hard to see the damage that stormwater inflicts on them. That’s why ...

By John Reedy, JRA High School Intern ( Source ) At a glance, it isn’t obvious that this fish is one of the most important an...

by Adrienne Kotula, JRA's Policy Specialist After two years of work by consultants, City staff and numerous stakeholders, Richmond...

by Adrienne Kotula, JRA's Policy Specialist In the 40 years since the Clean Water Act was passed, we have made great strides towar...

By Adrienne Kotula, JRA Policy Specialist Water quality issues in the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries, such as the James, have been h...

by Adrienne Kotula, JRA's Policy Specialist From left to right: Adrienne Kotula, JRA Policy Specialist; Jacob Powell, Virginia C...

The competition was fierce, the efforts were strong, but decisions eventually had to be made.  The winners of the Virginia Low Impact D...