This event has been canceled due to low water for this week. If you are still interested in participating on your own or remotely and would like to borrow a clean-up kit, contact mariahburgess [at] rivannariver.org SELF-SUPPORT SHUTTLING SUGGESTIONS If you have one car and a boat: Drop your boat at RRC and lock it [...]
This event has been canceled due to low water. You can register and receive email updates for future Clean Stream Tuesday events here.
Each Tuesday* a Rivanna Conservation Alliance River Steward and volunteers will collect trash as we paddle along a popular 1.5-mile stretch of the Rivanna River. You can complete your registration up to the start of the event each week. This event will be weekly through August 2020. We will plan to launch at 6pm from the Rivanna [...]
This event has been canceled due to river conditions caused by recent storms. You can still register for next week!
Unfortunately, this paddle cleanup has been canceled due to high water conditions. Please register for next week's event to receive updated information!
Each Tuesday* a Rivanna Conservation Alliance River Steward and volunteers will collect trash as we paddle along a popular 1.5-mile stretch of the Rivanna River. You can complete your registration up to the start of the event each week. This event will be weekly through August 2020. We will plan to launch at 6pm from the Rivanna [...]
The Rivanna River Round-Up is a socially-distanced river-wide cleanup and tire removal effort organized by the Rivanna Conservation Alliance (RCA). Due to Covid-19, this event will be largely self-directed but RCA will provide guidance and supplies to support you. Learn More and Register
Live staking is a riverbank stabilization technique which uses dormant tree and shrub cuttings to reduce sediment load in rivers. We will access the riverbank locations via canoe and wade along unstable and muddy banks. Volunteers should be comfortable navigating the river by boat as well as entering and exiting the canoe from the water. [...]
Live staking is a riverbank stabilization technique which uses dormant tree and shrub cuttings to reduce sediment load in rivers. We will access the riverbank locations via canoe and wade along unstable and muddy banks. Volunteers should be comfortable navigating the river by boat as well as entering and exiting the canoe from the water. [...]
Sunday, April 25! In preparation for the Rivanna River Race, we will be conducting a cleanup and safety paddle from Brook Hill River Park to Rivanna River Company. Participants will need to arrange their own shuttle and provide their own boats. Kayaks and canoes can be rented through the Rivanna River Company at rivannarivercompany.com/trip-schedule-details-prices Register [...]