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  1. 5. Greater tree canopy zoning powers, awaiting Governor's action. This was a major ask from the public in the local zoning rewrite but we were limited by state regs. Should this become law, we can increase protections in sensitive areas like flood plains and along rivers and streams. #VALeg #TreeCanopy #zoning #FloodSafety #CleanWater #SaveTheBay lis.virginia.gov/bill-details/

  2. "The event is also a kind of contest, complete with a WrestleMania-style gold belt for the elected official who eats the most oysters. Delegate Mike Webert made the belt after his first win four years ago and he’s carried with that honor the chance to announce the new winner even since" #oyster #SaveTheBay #VAPol wvtf.org/news/2026-02-18/oyste

  3. 29news.com/2025/12/11/charlott “Those oyster shells, once they’re bagged, we deliver them out to VCU to their one of their facilities, and that’s where they go ahead and take it over. Create an environment that encourages the continued growth in population growth of all these different species” #cville #food #recycling #oysters #OysterRecycling #conservation #SaveTheBay #ChesapeakeBay #VCU

  4. virginiamercury.com/2025/12/02 “Indigenous communities in this region have thousands of years of insight into land and water management that the Chesapeake Bay Program can greatly benefit from as we continue our work to improve Chesapeake Bay water quality and wildlife” #SaveTheBay #NativeAmerican #conservation #equity #ChesapeakeBay #CleanWater

  5. courthousenews.com/chesapeake- “Establishing the Chesapeake National Recreation Area expands resources for environmental protection and makes it clear that the United States cherishes the Chesapeake, the birthplace of American identity” #conservation #savethebay #waterquality

  6. charlottesville.gov/civicalert “Due to changing climate conditions, precipitation is predicted to be less frequent but in higher intensity, which may create a greater chance of flooding at lower elevations. This engineering study will help us protect our wastewater facilities and maintain essential utility services for our community during significant flooding events” #cville #climate #savethebay #flooding