Events

Ever wonder where your water goes once you flush it down the toilet or wash it down the sink? It travels through the sewer system to the Lynchburg Regional Water Resource Recovery Facility!

Join us at the Miller Center for a hands-on experience of Gyotaku (Gee-o-ta-ku) the traditional Japanese method of printing fish. Ink would be applied to one side of a freshly caught fish, then covered with rice paper and rubbed to create an exact image of the fish.

Collecting rainwater from your roof to use on your garden or lawn helps the environment and saves you money on your water bill!

Keep your neighborhood beautiful. Join friends, family and neighbors to clean up litter, plant gardens and revitalize your neighborhood. Afterwards, celebrate with a block party in your neighborhood park.

An invasive species is an organism that is introduced to an area outside its native range that causes or has the potential to cause harm to the environment, economy, or human health.

What better way to wrap up a Week of Green than by celebrating the sun? Join us at the Ivy Creek Park Cabin for fun, food, education, games, and much more!