Students and faculty at Randolph-Macon spearheading planning and fundraising to complete a stream restoration project along about 1,200 feet of Mechumps Creek in Ashland, VA. This project received third place because the judges felt the involvement of students from Randolf-Macon College made this project innovative with educational value that will involve students in continued monitoring and evaluation over the long-term with over 4 years of pre and post restoration monitoring.
For more on the project click visit the folder on our google drive here.
