March 10-16 will be National Flood Awareness Week, and the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation wants Virginians to prepare for the possibility of flooding across the commonwealth. "Floods are the most common natural disaster and can happen without warning across the commonwealth," said Department of Conservation and
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Hurricane season is upon us, and the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation is urging Virginians to consider purchasing flood insurance to protect against potential losses from future storms. September through mid-October is historically Virginia’s most active hurricane period, and the Atlantic hurricane season continues through Nov. 30. Though
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As spring rains and hurricane season approach, the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation is promoting Flood Awareness Week (March 13-19) and urging Virginians to know their risks and protect their property. Most homeowners and renters insurance policies do not cover damage from floods, surface water or storm surges. Only
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The Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation will offer a two-part nutrient management training school this fall in Sandston. The school is designed for anyone interested in learning about the development of agricultural nutrient management plans or how to become a certified plan writer. Both sessions will be conducted in-person
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