Potomac Riverkeeper Network

PFAS In Your Community: Frederick, MD
2026-01-22 18:00 - 20:00 (America/New_York)
Join Potomac Riverkeeper Network (PRKN) and the Frederick Office of Sustainability for a free educational event on PFAS contamination in your community! We’ll begin with an episode of “World’s Most Scenic River Journey” that focuses on the Potomac River. Your Potomac and Upper Potomac Riverkeepers, Dean Naujoks and Brent Walls, will follow this with a presentation on PFAS contamination and a Q&A session.

Thank you to our hosts, New Spire Arts!

Thursday, January 226 p.m. – 8 p.m.

15 West Patrick Street Frederick, MD 21701

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Water Wednesday: Sewage Spill of the Century
2026-02-11 12:00 - 13:00 (America/New_York)
Join Potomac Riverkeeper Network (PRKN) for an in-depth discussion on the catastrophic sewage spill that occurred on January 19 in Montgomery County, Maryland. Potomac Riverkeeper Dean Naujoks will share the latest updates, walk through PRKN’s rapid response efforts, and explain what this spill means for the health of the Potomac River and downstream communities.

More than two weeks into this crisis, the work is far from over. PRKN has been on the ground—collecting critical water quality data, monitoring contamination levels, and providing transparent, science-based reporting to keep the public informed. The next phase is clear: demanding accountability and meaningful remediation to protect rivers that millions depend on for recreation, wildlife habitat, and drinking water.

Wednesday, February 11, 202612 p.m. – 1 p.m.

FREE Zoom Webinar

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"Keep Winter Cold" Polar Bear Plunge
2026-02-21 10:00 - 14:30 UTC
EVENT UPDATE

Due to the sewage spill that occurred on January 19th at Lock 10 on the Potomac River, 18 miles upriver from the plunge site, this event will now be a *splash* rather than a plunge! There will be tons of water balloons, water blasters, and ice buckets (using non-river water, of course!) to participate. If you have a conflict on February 21, we hope you will conduct a virtual plunge, jumping into a water body near you or conducting an ice bucket challenge. In other words, you can “plunge” anywhere and at a time of your choosing.

On February 21st, our team will be plunging into icy cold waters with fellow climate activists to help raise vital funds for Potomac Riverkeeper Network and the Chesapeake Climate Action Network’s (CCAN) critical climate campaigns in 2026.

10:00 – 11:00 AM

Arrive and check in at the Capital Canopy! We’ll have action tables, music, games, face painting, warm drinks, and yummy snacks.

11:00 – 11:40 AM

Pre-Plunge rally and costume contest. Sign up for the costume contest here!

11:40 – 11:50 AM

March to the Plunge point and get ready to plunge.

11:50 AM – 12:10 PMPLUNGE TIME!

After plunging, you can change into warm clothes in our changing tents.

12:15 – 2:30 PM

Head back to the Capital Canopy for continued fun and celebration with your fellow Plungers! We’ll have pizza, a hot cocoa bar, a FREE beer from Denizens brewery (Plungers age 21+), games, and music!

We hope you’ll join us or donate to support us!

JOIN OUR TEAM OR MAKE A DONATION

River Roundtable - Sewage Spill: Colonial Beach, VA
2026-03-09 18:00 - 20:00 (America/New_York)
Join Potomac Riverkeeper Network (PRKN) for a community discussion on the January 19th Potomac Interceptor sewage spill. Listen to your Potomac Riverkeeper, Dean Naujoks talk about his on-the-ground experience in response to this spill, what PRKN expects from local agencies in response, and finish off with a discussion amongst community members about their thoughts, questions, and concerns. No pre-registration is required for this event.

Thank you to our hosts, Colonial Beach Brewing!

Monday, March 96 p.m. – 8 p.m.

Colonial Beach Brewing215 Washington Avenue Colonial Beach, VA 22443

River Roundtable - Sewage Spill: Alexandria, VA
2026-03-11 16:00 - 18:00 (America/New_York)
Join Potomac Riverkeeper Network (PRKN) for a community discussion on the January 19th Potomac Interceptor sewage spill. Listen to your Potomac Riverkeeper, Dean Naujoks talk about his on-the-ground experience in response to this spill, what PRKN expects from local agencies in response, and finish off with a discussion amongst community members about their thoughts, questions, and concerns. No pre-registration is required for this event.

Thank you to our hosts, Lost Boy Cider!

Wednesday, March 114 p.m. – 6 p.m.

Lost Boy Cider317 Hooffs Run Drive Alexandria, VA 22314

Water Wednesday: The Potomac's Road to Recovery
2026-03-25 13:00 - 14:30 (America/New_York)
Photo Credit: Alan Lehman

Join Potomac Riverkeeper Network (PRKN) and Natalie Exum, PhD, of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health on Wednesday, March 25 from 1–2:30 PM for an important conversation about the ongoing Potomac Interceptor Sewage Spill and its impacts on our communities and waterways.

This webinar will provide the latest updates on the spill, including what actions have been taken so far, what science is telling us about potential risks, and how PRKN is responding as an environmental watchdog and advocate for clean water. We will also discuss what steps local agencies and responsible parties must take to address the situation, ensure transparency, and protect public health and the Potomac River ecosystem moving forward.

Participants will have the opportunity to hear directly from leading experts and advocates working on this issue and learn how communities can stay informed and engaged.

Wednesday, March 25, 20261 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

FREE Zoom Webinar

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Upper Potomac Water Quality Monitoring Training - Hagerstown, MD
2026-04-01 09:30 - 11:30 (America/New_York)
Join us for this in-person training to become a certified Community Science Water Quality Monitoring Program Volunteer!

During this training, you will learn about Potomac Riverkeeper Network’s role in preventing pollution in our watershed & the role of Community Science in our Swimmable Potomac Campaign, learn the field and lab methods for collecting and reading water quality samples, get hands-on experience practicing water sample collection and take our Community Science Water Quality Monitor Volunteer test to become certified within our program!

LOCATIONMt. Aetna Retreat Center – Nature Center10375 Retreat Way, Hagerstown, MD 21742

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Learn more about our Water Quality Monitoring Program

Upper Potomac Water Quality Monitoring Training - Frederick, MD
2026-04-11 10:00 - 12:00 (America/New_York)
Join us for this in-person training to become a certified Community Science Water Quality Monitoring Program Volunteer!

During this training, you will learn about Potomac Riverkeeper Network’s role in preventing pollution in our watershed & the role of Community Science in our Swimmable Potomac Campaign, learn the field and lab methods for collecting and reading water quality samples, get hands-on experience practicing water sample collection and take our Community Science Water Quality Monitor Volunteer test to become certified within our program!

LOCATIONHood College – Hodson Science and Technology Center521 Hodson Drive Frederick, MD 21701 (3rd Floor, Room 316)

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Explorations with Your Riverkeeper: Harpers Ferry Walking Tour w/ Shenandoah Riverkeeper
2026-04-19 10:00 (America/New_York)
Join Shenandoah Riverkeeper Mark Frondorf for SRK’s first-ever, one-of-a-kind walking tour through historic Harpers Ferry — and Mark is bringing in serious firepower.

We’ll be joined by David Fox, who served for 30 years as the interpretive ranger at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. David doesn’t just know the history — he brings it to life. From John Brown’s raid to African American history, from the collision of natural and cultural forces to the powerful role the Shenandoah and Potomac rivers played in shaping our nation — this is storytelling at its best.

As we walk the cobblestone streets and narrow passageways, you’ll see how two rivers converging at a single point helped alter the course of American history.

And for those of us who may not be quite as spry as we once were navigating the river by canoe or kayak, this is your chance to experience the river’s story with both feet firmly on terra firma — safely removed from White Horse Rapids (known in George Washington’s day as The Spout, after he surveyed the Potomac following the French & Indian War).

We are intentionally limiting the size of this group out of respect for other visitors and the tight quarters of historic Harpers Ferry. Registration is capped, and online sign-up is limited to two slots per person.

If you’ve ever wanted to understand the intersection of rivers, rebellion, resilience, and revolution — this is your moment.

Harpers Ferry is known for uneven steps and historic (read: unpredictable) terrain. Please wear sturdy, comfortable footwear. Once you register, we’ll send detailed information about parking and the required shuttle to the lower town. Definitely allow ample time for parking and taking the shuttle bus.

Spots will go quickly — don’t wait. Come walk history with us!

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TRIP DETAILS

Arrival Location:Harpers Ferry National Historical Park Visitor Center171 Shoreline DriveHarpers Ferry, WV 25425

Arrival & Check in Time: 9:30 am

Shuttle Departs: Every 10-15 minutes

Estimated Tour Duration: Approximately 90 minutes

Registration Price Per Person: $30

Included with each registration:

Shenandoah Riverkeeper Guidance

SRK Swag Bag

WHAT TO BRING:

Reusable water bottle (please no single-use plastic bottles or glass)

Wear proper footwear

Sunscreen, hat and rain gear

To do in advance:

PRKN Waiver – Participant Waiver

Please fill out and return by EMAIL to ashley@prknetwork.org

Note: We strongly recommend arriving at the parking lot no later than 9:30 AM. That gives you plenty of time to catch a shuttle and stroll to our rally point without breaking into a sprint.

Oxon Cove Earth Day Clean Up - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
2026-04-25 10:00 - 13:00 (America/New_York)
Join Potomac Riverkeeper Network and our partners as we bring our communities together to celebrate Earth Day by giving back! We welcome volunteers of all ages to help remove single-use plastics and trash that has accumulated along the shoreline of Oxon Cove and Oxon Run. We are looking for folks to help on a morning shift or afternoon shift, and to help us pack up afterward.

LOCATIONOxon Cove Park & Oxon Hill Farm6411 Oxon Hill Road | Oxon Hill, MD 20745

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Lower Potomac Water Quality Monitoring Training - Colonial Beach, VA
2026-04-28 10:00 - 14:00 (America/New_York)
Join us for this in-person training to become a certified Community Science Water Quality Monitoring Program Volunteer!

During this training, you will learn about Potomac Riverkeeper Network’s role in preventing pollution in our watershed & the role of Community Science in our Swimmable Potomac Campaign, learn the field and lab methods for collecting and reading water quality samples, get hands-on experience practicing water sample collection and take our Community Science Water Quality Monitor Volunteer test to become certified within our program!

LOCATIONPotomac Fisheries Commission Building222 Taylor StreetColonial Beach, VA 22443

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Potomac Water Quality Monitoring Training - National Harbor, MD
2026-04-29 10:00 - 14:00 (America/New_York)
Join us for this in-person training to become a certified Community Science Water Quality Monitoring Program Volunteer!

During this training, you will learn about Potomac Riverkeeper Network’s role in preventing pollution in our watershed & the role of Community Science in our Swimmable Potomac Campaign, learn the field and lab methods for collecting and reading water quality samples, get hands-on experience practicing water sample collection and take our Community Science Water Quality Monitor Volunteer test to become certified within our program!

LOCATION100 American WayNational Harbor, MD 20745

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Learn more about our Water Quality Monitoring Program

Water Wednesday: Most Endangered River - Protecting A Drinkable Potomac
2026-04-29 12:00 - 13:30 (America/New_York)
Photo Credit: Roy Sewall

Join Potomac Riverkeeper Network and Nature Forward on April 29th from 12 – 1:30 PM for a stimulating discussion on the Potomac River’s ranking as American River’s #1 Most Endangered River of 2026, and what earned the River this ignominious distinction.

Our distinguished panelists, Lydia Lawrence (Director of Conservation, Nature Forward) and Kevin Coyle (Board Member, PRKN; former CEO, American Rivers), will discuss the threat that under regulated data center development and operations pose to the Potomac River, and how communities can advocate to protect our drinking water and waterways.

As always, we will save time toward the end of the webinar for a Q&A session!

Wednesday, April 29, 202612 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

FREE Zoom Webinar

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PFAS, Biosolids & Nomini Bay Community Meeting
2026-04-30 18:00 - 20:00 (America/New_York)
When a biosolids company proposed expanding its permit to apply biosolids in Westmoreland county, local residents and watermen raised concerns about what that could mean for their land, water, and livelihoods. Members of the Potomac Riverkeeper Network began hearing from the community, and decided to take a closer look.

Biosolids, the treated sewage sludge produced by wastewater treatment plants, are applied to farmland across Westmoreland County in large quantities. Farmers use biosolids because they’re cheaper than traditional fertilizer and are marketed as safe and sustainable. What farmers aren’t told is that biosolids can contain harmful levels of PFAS, a “Forever Chemical” that is toxic to humans and can migrate from soil into crops, rivers and well water.

Over 33,000 tons of biosolids have been applied to farmlands in Westmoreland in the last 7 years, nearly half of which are sourced from Maryland, where biosolids testing and regulation are more stringent. The quantity of biosolids in the Nomini Bay watershed were particularly concerning for the health of the farmers, residents, and the environment.

That’s why the Potomac Riverkeeper Network launched a community-driven effort to better understand and address PFAS contamination.

We believe that farmers and rural residents deserve to know what’s in the biosolids being spread on people’s farms. That’s why we’re offering free & confidential PFAS testing of farm soils and well water.

Join us on April 30th at 6pm at Coles Point Marina to schedule your free PFAS test and learn more.

LOCATIONColes Point Marina307 Plantation Drive Hague, VA 22469

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Questions? Contact Dean Naujoks at (336) 809-6041

Want to learn more? Check out these links:

Sewage Sludge Fertilizer From Maryland? Virginians Say No Thanks. – The New York Times

Virginia communities push back against sewage sludge on agricultural land as PFAS concerns grow

‘Forever chemicals’ in sludge fertilizer resisted in Virginia, Maryland | Pollution & Solutions | bayjournal.com

Splash and Dash: 5K Walk/Run
2026-05-16 09:00 - 12:00 (America/New_York)
Please join the Potomac Riverkeeper Network (PRKN) for a brand new annual fundraising event, Splash and Dash! This event will encourage individuals, families, and corporate teams to get physically active on or alongside the Potomac River — running, walking, or swimming — while raising awareness and funds to protect and restore the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers.

The first event, the 5K Walk/Run, brings together community members, outdoor enthusiasts, and river supporters alike for a scenic walk/run along the Potomac River in beautiful National Harbor, MD. Our route begins at the National Harbor plaza, nearby the Capital Wheel, and continues NE along the riverbank to Potomac River Waterfront Park on Rosilie Island – this route will loop to complete the 5K!

Not only is this event fun and active, but you also raise funds for a good cause! Proceeds benefit PRKN’s work to stop pollution, make drinking water safe, protect healthy river habitats, and enhance the use and enjoyment of the Potomac and Shenandoah watersheds.

5K Course Map

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Event Sponsors

Sustainable Racing Partner

Explorations with Your Riverkeeper: Shenandoah Birdwatching Paddle w/ Shenandoah Riverkeeper
2026-06-05 09:00 - 16:00 (America/New_York)
Friday,

Photo Credit: Alan Lehman

Join Shenandoah Riverkeeper Mark Frondorf for a relaxing and wildlife-filled float down one of the most scenic stretches of the South Fork of the Shenandoah River. This 5+ mile journey begins at Andy Guest Shenandoah River State Park and drifts downstream to Karo Landing — and along the way the river becomes our front-row seat to some of the Valley’s best birding.

We’ll be joined by expert birders Mark Abdy and Heather McSharry, Washington County Coordinators for the Maryland Ornithological Society’s Breeding Bird Atlas 3 Project. With their sharp eyes and deep knowledge, you’ll learn to spot and identify the many feathered residents and migrants that call our river corridor home. Mark and Heather conduct birding trips as far away as Africa but graciously return every spring to share their knowledge with us.

Photo Credit: Alan Lehman

Expect a lively cast of characters. In past floats, we’ve encountered Wood Ducks and Mergansers shepherding ducklings, Great Blue and Green Herons stalking the shallows, and — if luck is with us — Bald Eagles soaring overhead. We’ll even glide past an active Great Blue Heron rookery. Sometimes they are still on the nests, other years they will have already fledged. In the immortal words of Forrest Gump, ‘Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.’ And that is the case on our beautiful Shenandoah River.

And because this trip falls during peak migration, every bend in the river has the potential to reveal something new. Last year, the big surprise was coming across a large family of otters scampering about the shoreline looking at us while we looked at them. Hard to tell who was more excited as everyone and everything was jabbering like crazy and looking in amazement at one another.

Bring your binoculars and your sense of adventure. We’ll have walkie-talkies for almost everyone so we can share sightings in real time (“Eagle river right just above the tree line!”), and if you have your own radio feel free to bring it along.

Space is limited and these trips tend to fill quickly, so grab your spot early and join us for a memorable day of birds, river, and good company.

Come float the river with your Shenandoah Riverkeeper and two of the region’s best birding guides — you never know what might fly into view around the next bend.

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TRIP DETAILS

Arrival Location:Front Royal Outdoors8567 Stonewall Jackson HighwayFront Royal, VA 22630

Arrival & Check in Time: 9:00 am

Shuttle Departs to Put-In: 10:00 am

Estimated End Time: 4:00 pm

Paddle Level: Beginner

Included with each registration:

Riverkeeper Leader

Rental canoe or kayak

Paddle insurance

Personal flotation device for the day (with rental)

Shuttle Service (if applicable)

SRK Swag Bag

WHAT TO BRING:

Binoculars

Packed lunch

Reusable water bottle (please no single-use plastic bottles or glass)

Wear proper footwear. NO FLIP-FLOPS. Old gym shoes, sandals with a strap, and water shoes work great

Sunscreen, hat and rain gear

Snacks and drinking water (no glass bottles)

Change of clothes

Dry Bag or Waterproof Container (if you bring a phone or a non-waterproof camera, you need a way to protect it)

To do in advance:

PRKN Waiver – Participant Waiver

FRO Waiver – Please see personal link in event email

Please fill out and return by EMAIL to ashley@prknetwork.org

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Explorations with Your Riverkeeper: Shenandoah Snorkeling Paddle w/ Shenandoah Riverkeeper
2026-07-17 10:00 - 16:00 (America/New_York)
Friday,

Photo Credit: Alan Lehman

Ready to see the Shenandoah River from a whole new perspective? Join Shenandoah Riverkeeper Mark Frondorf for an unforgettable paddle-and-snorkel adventure on the beautiful South Fork of the Shenandoah River.

This isn’t your typical float trip. We’ll paddle a scenic stretch of river with plenty of stops to slip into the water, mask up, and explore what’s happening beneath the surface. The Shenandoah is full of surprises, and snorkeling reveals an entire hidden world of fish, aquatic life, and river-bottom habitats that most people never get to see.

Adding to the adventure, we’ll be joined by Mike Selckmann, Associate Director for Aquatic Habitats at the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin (ICPRB). Mike will help us uncover the fascinating story of freshwater mussels—one of the river’s most important and most overlooked creatures.

These remarkable animals are natural water filters, with a single mussel capable of filtering 5-15 gallons of water every day. Historically, healthy mussel beds helped keep the Shenandoah and Potomac rivers clean and thriving. Today, however, robust mussel populations on the Shenandoah are rare. But efforts are underway to turn that around.

Where did all the mussels go? Mercury contamination? Increased sediment? Rising water temperatures?

Mike Selckmann of ICPRB talks about the mighty mussel to snorkeling attendees while SRK Mark Frondorf listens intently in the background. Photo Credit: Alan Lehman

Those are exactly the kinds of questions we’ll explore together as we snorkel, observe, and learn about the challenges—and hope—for restoring this critical part of the river ecosystem.

Because this trip has a strong community science and exploration component, we ask that participants feel comfortable swimming and spending time in the water so we can focus on discovering mussels and learning about the river’s underwater world.

If you’ve ever wondered what lies beneath the surface of the Shenandoah, this is your chance to find out.

Space is limited, grab your snorkel gear (or use ours) and reserve your spot early. Come join your Riverkeeper for a day of paddling, snorkeling, and river discovery.

We can’t wait to see what we find down there.

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TRIP DETAILS

Arrival Location:Downriver Canoe Company884 Indian Hollow RoadBentonville, VA 22610

Arrival & Check in Time: 10:00 am

Shuttle Departs to Put-In: 11:00 am

Estimated End Time: 4:00 pm

Paddle Level: Intermediate

Included with each registration:

Riverkeeper Leader

Rental canoe or kayak

Paddle insurance

Personal flotation device for the day (with rental)

Snorkel equipment

Shuttle Service (if applicable)

SRK Swag Bag

WHAT TO BRING:

Packed lunch

Reusable water bottle (please no single-use plastic bottles or glass)

Wear proper footwear. NO FLIP-FLOPS. Old gym shoes, sandals with a strap, and water shoes work great

Sunscreen, hat and rain gear

Snacks and drinking water (no glass bottles)

Change of clothes

Dry Bag or Waterproof Container (if you bring a phone or a non-waterproof camera, you need a way to protect it)

To do in advance:

PRKN Waiver – Participant Waiver

Please fill out and return by EMAIL to ashley@prknetwork.org

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Explorations with Your Riverkeeper: Goodbye Summer Blowout w/ Potomac Riverkeeper
2026-08-22 12:00 (America/New_York)
Saturday,

August 22, 2026

Photo Credit: Alan Lehman

Whether you’re a seasoned adrenaline junkie or a whitewater novice, this trip is perfect for you!

Say goodbye to the summer with this exhilarating paddle hitting some of the best whitewater in the Harpers Ferry area. You will travel over Bull Falls, down the Staircase, past Harpers Ferry National Historic Park, and through Mad Dog and White Horse rapids! Two boat configurations, whitewater ducky or a guided raft, provides options for paddlers of varying skill levels!

DETAILS AND REGISTRATION TO COME!

Making Waves 2026
2026-10-04 17:00 (America/New_York)
Sponsorships Available Now!

MAKING WAVES:

An Evening to Benefit Potomac Riverkeeper Network

October 4, 2026River Farm • 7931 East Boulevard Drive • Alexandria, VA 22308

Please join us for Making Waves, an elegant evening to benefit Potomac Riverkeeper Network (PRKN). Enjoy cocktails in the garden and dinner under the stars at beautiful River Farm, a historic property overlooking the Potomac River. From the rupture of the Potomac Interceptor pipeline, to being ranked the #1 Most Endangered River, the Potomac River and its tributaries have faced unprecedented threats this year – and our Riverkeepers were there every step of the way. Every dollar raised will go towards what we do best: protecting, defending and holding polluters accountable for every spill, every leak, and every Clean Water Act violation!

BECOME A SPONSOR

Become a sponsor by completing AND mailing the Sponsorship Commitment Form to Potomac Riverkeeper Network, 3070 M St, NW, Washington DC 20007. Email Development Director, Carlie Smith at carlie@prknetwork.org with questions regarding sponsorships.

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The work of Potomac Riverkeeper Network has never been more timely, relevant, or critical. Together, we can work to protect the right to clean water for generations to come. Your generous and continued support helps to ensure that the rivers and tributaries of the Potomac Watershed are swimmable, fishable, and drinkable. Thank you!

Our 2026 Annual Gala Sponsors

River All Star – $25,000

Ann O’Neil | Rick and Phoebe Peterson

River Champion – $10,000

Mark Betts and Shelley Slade | Sally Davidson

River Protector – $5,000

Paul and Catherine Armington | Jane Lewis | Admiral J Paul Reason

River Defender – $2,500

Pat Munoz and Dorcas Adkins | Mark Obrinsky | Lois Schiffer

River Guardian – $1,000

Doug Barker and Sam Kilpatrick | Marney Bruce and John Middleton | Frank Cihlar

John C. Cruden, Beveridge and Diamond | E&W Law | Peter & Mary Ellen Levine

Shenandoah Low Down Festival
2026-11-08 12:30 - 16:00 (America/New_York)
Join Shenandoah Riverkeeper, Mark Frondorf at Rivers Bend Ranch set against the backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains along the South Fork of the Shenandoah River on Sunday, November 8, 2026. This year’s Shenandoah Low Down will be held in Stanley, VA at this gorgeous new venue! Mark will share his work in the Shenandoah watershed and challenges the river faces. We are offering light fare, beverages (non-alcoholic), and live music. Don’t miss the opportunity to meet and mingle with other Shenandoah Valley organizations doing great work to protect our valley resources.

This event is in a partially enclosed outdoor pavilion. Please dress for the weather.

*This event will be alcohol-free

Rivers Bend Ranch397 Riverbend Road Stanley, VA 22851

Check-in/arrival time: 12:30 pm | Event start time: 1:00 pm | Event end time: 4:00 pm

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