Lynnhaven River NOW Fall Fest Seafood Festival
November 7, 2015
Lynnhaven Shellfish Company & Back Deck
3323 Shore Drive
Virginia Beach, VA
The 2015 Lynnhaven River NOW Seafood Festival will feature food and drinks in a beautiful location on the Lynnhaven River.
Tickets are $40 and available at Bubba's, Lynnhaven Shellfish and the Back Deck.
3323 Shore Drive or call 757-481-7512.
Fall Fest benefits Lynnhaven River NOW.
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Friday, October 30, 2015
Friday, August 7, 2015
2015 Lynnhaven River Osprey Survey
The Virginia Aquarium and the Center for Conservation Biology at The College of William and Mary have conducted a two month-long Osprey survey of the Lynnhaven River identifying 98 nests.
To learn more about Lynnhaven River osprey, visit:
http://lynnhavenrivernow.blogspot.com/2015/08/ospreys-keep-their-iconic-place-in.html
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Lynhaven River April Cleanup
Lynnhaven River April Cleanup
Saturday, April 12, 9- Noon
1045 Lynnhaven Parkway
Virginia Beach, VA
The next Lynnhaven River Now (LRNow) river cleanup will be held on Saturday, April 12th. This will be the organization's first water based cleanup of the season.
Particpants will meet at the Green Lodge Moose Run at 1045 Lynnhaven Parkway. Kayaks and canoes will launch behind the building and paddlers will clean up trash along the nearby tributaries. Call 757-962-5398 or email Dana@LRNow.org for more information or to sign up.
Access to a canoe or kayak is required. There may be extra seats, or openings for a couple of people to do a land-based cleanup. Cleanups are held the second Saturday of each month throughout the year. LRNow encourages businesses to help by sponsoring Lynnhaven River cleanups.
source: LRNow
Saturday, April 12, 9- Noon
1045 Lynnhaven Parkway
Virginia Beach, VA
The next Lynnhaven River Now (LRNow) river cleanup will be held on Saturday, April 12th. This will be the organization's first water based cleanup of the season.
Particpants will meet at the Green Lodge Moose Run at 1045 Lynnhaven Parkway. Kayaks and canoes will launch behind the building and paddlers will clean up trash along the nearby tributaries. Call 757-962-5398 or email Dana@LRNow.org for more information or to sign up.
Access to a canoe or kayak is required. There may be extra seats, or openings for a couple of people to do a land-based cleanup. Cleanups are held the second Saturday of each month throughout the year. LRNow encourages businesses to help by sponsoring Lynnhaven River cleanups.
source: LRNow
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
The Lynnhaven, Restoring a Legend Book
“The Lynnhaven, Restoring a Legend,” a full-color book of
essays, paintings and photographs about the Lynnhaven River in Virginia
Beach, Virginia, was recently published by the conservation
organization, Lynnhaven River Now.
The river is home to the famed Lynnhaven oysters and was explored in 1607 by the first English settlers in the New World. For 10 years, Lynnhaven River Now has been working to clean up pollution in the river and bring back the beloved oysters.
The hard cover coffee table book is a reflection of the group’s efforts and successes and of the community’s love for the river.
Forty people, who share the way the river has shaped and enriched their lives, wrote the essays. Their essays range from childhood remembrances to present day accounts of kayaking on the river, from the hard work of river clean-ups to the pleasure of eating Lynnhaven oysters once again.
Many color photographs are of ospreys, egrets, herons and other wildlife along the river. Paintings reflect the scenic beauty of the small, but significant body of water in Virginia Beach.
A Lynnhaven River art and photography exhibit, “The Art of Saving a River,” will be on display Oct. 6 through Dec. 31 at Towne Pavilion Center II, 600 22nd Street in Virginia Beach. Hosted by The Runnymede Corporation, the exhibit features many of the photographs and art in the book and more.
Books are $50 and are available in the Lynnhaven River Now office at 757-962-5398 or email kris@lynnhaven2007.com for more information or to order a copy in the mail for a $5 handling fee.
The river is home to the famed Lynnhaven oysters and was explored in 1607 by the first English settlers in the New World. For 10 years, Lynnhaven River Now has been working to clean up pollution in the river and bring back the beloved oysters.
The hard cover coffee table book is a reflection of the group’s efforts and successes and of the community’s love for the river.
Forty people, who share the way the river has shaped and enriched their lives, wrote the essays. Their essays range from childhood remembrances to present day accounts of kayaking on the river, from the hard work of river clean-ups to the pleasure of eating Lynnhaven oysters once again.
Many color photographs are of ospreys, egrets, herons and other wildlife along the river. Paintings reflect the scenic beauty of the small, but significant body of water in Virginia Beach.
A Lynnhaven River art and photography exhibit, “The Art of Saving a River,” will be on display Oct. 6 through Dec. 31 at Towne Pavilion Center II, 600 22nd Street in Virginia Beach. Hosted by The Runnymede Corporation, the exhibit features many of the photographs and art in the book and more.
Books are $50 and are available in the Lynnhaven River Now office at 757-962-5398 or email kris@lynnhaven2007.com for more information or to order a copy in the mail for a $5 handling fee.
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