COMMUNITY AND CONSERVATION THROUGH COLLABORATION

From the rolling foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, to the manmade banks of Lake Anna; the Dragon Run of the Piankatank River and oyster reefs of Mobjack Bay; to the forested wetlands along the Pamunkey, and the salt marsh islands of the York, the collective Roundtable expanse represents the full suite of Chesapeake Bay watershed habitats. Including nearly eight percent of Virginia’s total land area, the York River and small coastal basins’ watersheds are among the smallest of the Commonwealth’s Chesapeake Bay watersheds, though no less important.