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Center for Rappahannock-Rapidan Environmental Stewardship (CRRES)

Announcements: CRRES is co-sponsoring the 2009 RRRC Living Lands Planning Workshop. Please click here for more information!

In partnership with CRRES, Culpeper Soil and Water Conservation District is selling rain barrels to residents of Planning District 9 as a community stewardship project.  Click Here for More Information!

The purpose of The Center for Rappahannock-Rapidan Environmental Stewardship (CRRES) is to initiate and exchange environmental information and tools to organizations and interested partners throughout the region.

CRRES was created through a grant from the EPA through the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality to support the educational and outreach efforts of local and state government agencies, Soil & Water Conservation Districts, and nonprofit organizations. In addition, CRRES will provide tools and support to emerging environmental organizations. As the host, the Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission is charged with gathering the participating organizations and facilitating environmental stewardship throughout the region. Steering Committee participants recognized that development of the webpage was a necessary first step in facilitating the exchange of information. The Committee envisions CRRES to serve as a collaborative network between agencies and organizations to expand and enhance environmental planning and programming throughout the region.

See the links to the left for CRRES related information or contact the Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission at (540) 829-7450 for more information.