Wildflower Walk and Invasive Plant Removal at Ancarrow’s Landing
Celebrate the close of Richmond’s first Invasive Species Awareness Month by joining a special volunteer event at Ancarrow’s Landing on March 31st.
Exciting Projects in the Park
At our monthly meeting last week, the Board of Directors approved spending a little over $75,000 to support two projects in the Park. Your donated dollars are being used in conjunction with City funding.
Maggie & Walker the Ospreys are BACK!
Our friends Maggie and Walker the Osprey have returned once again to their nesting site on the James River. We even upgraded the camera this year!
It’s Invasive Species Awareness Week!
March 5 – 11 is Invasive Species Awareness Week! Our Invasive Species Task Force has a week’s worth of events – both opportunities to volunteer and educational talks!
Meet Bill Draper at Basic City Brewing!
We’re hosting an evening with photographer and Friends board member Bill Draper, and you’re invited!
Some Winter News & Goings-on!
Wintertime generally means that things get a bit quieter around the Park. This doesn’t mean that there isn’t a ton going on!
Groceries for Good!
You might have heard about the cancellation of the Amazon Smile program. As an alternative, register for Kroger Community Rewards.
Author & Park-lover John Bryan is our Latest ParkStar!
John Bryan has quite the love affair with Richmond and our beautiful James River. As he tells us in our video, much has changed in the past 25 years, and his NEW book finds the best to explore.
An Amazing New Park Book!
There is a new book about to be released about our river, our Park, and all the things we love about it!
The Park is an Organism
We need to think of the James River Park System as a unique organism.