9:45

Registration, coffee, exhibits
Spend a few minutes meeting neighbors and learning from the posters, maps, and exhibits. Pick up your own copy of Major Streams Map.

10:10

Welcome
Janet S. Davis, Moderator
Shelly May, Rappahannock Watershed Field Coordinator, Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation

10:20

Rappahannock Citizens' Panel: What Rappahannock Streams Mean to Me
Charles "Pete" Estes, Chairman, Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors
Rachel Bynum, Waterpenny Community Supported Agriculture in Sperryville
Beth Gall, Science Teacher, Rappahannock County High School
Paul Kearney, Thornton River Fly Shop

Audience questions and discussion

11:00

Air and Water Quality in Shenandoah National Park
Shane Spitzer, Physical Scientist, Shenandoah National Park. Over the past ten years, Shane has monitored air and water quality in the Park.

11:30

Thornton River Water Monitoring Demonstration (weather permitting)
Shane Spitzer, Janet Davis, and Beth Gall will work with small groups demonstrating a variety of water monitoring devices and methods at the River just outside the meeting room.

12:00

Wrap-up Discussion