Stream Health Initiative Community Kickoff
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Presentation to our community to share the state of our waters and how to participate in the Stream Health Initiative.
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- 3. Natural Resources Manager kbiasiolli@albemarle.org Kim Biasiolli Kim enjoys swimming and river floats.
- 4. County Engineer fpohl@albemarle.org Frank Pohl Frank enjoys canoeing, kayaking, and swimming.
- 5. Process Manager bfritz@albemarle.org Bill Fritz Bill has always loved the water. His first experience with the water was boating as a baby in a home-made sailboat. "If I can float on it, I want to float; if I can swim in it, I want to swim; and if there might be fish in it, I will give it a try."
- 6. Chief of Environmental Services gharper@albemarle.org Greg Harper Greg enjoys kayaking.
- 7. Watershed Stewardship Manager lwilliamson2@albemarle.org Laurel Williamson Laurel enjoys wading with her kids in the shallows of Buck Mountain Creek and volunteering as a water monitor with Rivanna Conservation Alliance.
- 8. Senior Planner sclark@albemarle.org Scott Clark Scott enjoys kayaking, canoeing, and nature photography.
- 9. Water Resources Engineer scalos@albemarle.org Stavros Calos Stavros enjoys tubing and bicycle touring.
- 10. Public Engagement Specialist sgruia@albemarle.org Serena Gruia Serena enjoys fishing and kayaking with her family.
- 12. Our Watersheds Albemarle County is mostly located within the James River Watershed and within the larger Chesapeake Bay Watershed.
- 13. Our Streams Albemarle County has over 2500 miles of streams.
- 14. Moormans River
- 15. Stream health includes consideration of the waterway and the land adjacent to it.
- 16. WHY FOCUS ON STREAM HEALTH? Doyles River
- 18. Drinking Water Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority (RWSA) Water System
- 20. Recreation
- 21. Agriculture
- 22. Habitat
- 23. Flood Protection
- 24. Economy
- 25. Economy
- 26. Mechums River
- 27. POLL POLL TIME TIME (respond in the chat)
- 29. Impaired Streams Impaired: not meeting state water quality standards
- 31. Land Cover 72% FORESTED 24% OPEN 3% IMPERVIOUS
- 33. POLL POLL TIME TIME (respond in the chat)
- 34. Rivanna River
- 35. Project Goal: To develop strategies for improving stream health and water quality in Albemarle County
- 43. The Rural Area These Rural Areas are geographically designated areas in the Comprehensive Plan
- 44. HOW MIGHT WE IMPROVE STREAM HEALTH IN THE RURAL AREAS OF ALBEMARLE COUNTY? DISCOVER DEFINE DEVELOP DECIDE
- 45. HOW MIGHT WE IMPROVE STREAM HEALTH IN THE RURAL AREAS OF ALBEMARLE COUNTY? DISCOVER DEFINE DEVELOP DECIDE January-March 2021
- 46. HOW MIGHT WE IMPROVE STREAM HEALTH IN THE RURAL AREAS OF ALBEMARLE COUNTY? DISCOVER DEFINE DEVELOP DECIDE January-March 2021 April-June 2021
- 47. HOW MIGHT WE IMPROVE STREAM HEALTH IN THE RURAL AREAS OF ALBEMARLE COUNTY? DISCOVER DEFINE DEVELOP DECIDE January-March 2021 April-June 2021 July-September 2021
- 48. HOW MIGHT WE IMPROVE STREAM HEALTH IN THE RURAL AREAS OF ALBEMARLE COUNTY? DISCOVER DEFINE DEVELOP DECIDE January-March 2021 April-June 2021 July-September 2021 October- December 2021
- 50. PARTICIPANT ROLES PARTICIPANT ROLES OBSERVER CONTRIBUTOR
- 51. PARTICIPANT ROLES PARTICIPANT ROLES OBSERVER AMBASSADOR CONTRIBUTOR
- 52. PARTICIPANT ROLES PARTICIPANT ROLES OBSERVER AMBASSADOR CONTRIBUTOR TECHNICAL EXPERT
- 53. PARTICIPANT ROLES PARTICIPANT ROLES OBSERVER AMBASSADOR CONTRIBUTOR TECHNICAL EXPERT WORKGROUP MEMBER