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Albemarle-Chowan Watershed RoundtableAPNEP staff serve with the Albemarle-Chowan Watershed Roundtable (ACWRT). The roundtable's mission is to engage a diverse group of stakeholders for collaboration on issues concerning water quality, habitat, and other natural resources within the Chowan River Basin. Jimmy Johnson and Stacey Feken represent APNEP on ACWRT. CCMP action: D1.2 Chowan River Basin BookletWorking with members of the Albemarle-Chowan Watershed Roundtable, APNEP played a key role in developing the Chowan River Basin Booklet for Virginia. Building upon the success of North Carolina’s river basin booklet program, this resource is freely available to support watershed education throughout schools in the Chowan River Basin. The booklet focuses on the Virginia portion of the Chowan river basin. It is packed with interesting facts and highlights the area’s natural attractions, serving as a resource for local citizens and businesses. Teachers may order free copies of these booklets for classroom use through APNEP.
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