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Scenes from Team Science second workshop held in Virginia Beach on Mar 21, 2019.

 

Virginia Sea Grant is part of a multi-university collaboration to design and test training for Team Science. The training helps graduate researchers practice the communication and leadership skills needed for successful Team Science. (Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)

Taken from a kayak at Fairy Stone State Park in Virginia

Grayson Highlands State Park in Virginia is a beautiful place!

Belle Isle has seven miles of shoreline on the Northern Neck's Rappahannock River and provides access to Mulberry and Deep creeks. The park lets visitors explore a wide variety of tidal wetlands interspersed with farmland and upland forests.

 

The diverse habitats found in the park provide homes to many predator birds, such as blue herons, osprey, hawks and bald eagles. White-tailed deer, turkeys, groundhogs, rabbits, squirrels, moles, reptiles and amphibians are also common. There are eight distinct types of wetlands within the park.

Governor Terry McAuliffe visits Caledon State Park in King George, Va., Aug. 22, 2014, to celebrate public access to rivers and the Chesapeake Bay.

 

All three yurts have framed windows on them installed 180 degrees opposite the front door. There were also some covers velcroed shut scattered around the outside so I do not know what was under those.

Governor Terry McAuliffe visits Caledon State Park in King George, Va., Aug. 22, 2014, to celebrate public access to rivers and the Chesapeake Bay.

 

November 2022. Delaplane Virginia. This 1,860-acre park has scenic views, woodlands and the rolling pastures of a historic farm that captures the colonial through modern life of the Crooked Run Valley.

Grayson Highlands State Park in Virginia is a beautiful place!

The Wilderness Road State Park sign along US 58 located at the entrance to the Park.

Reaching an overlook where the Bridge crosses over the Appomattox River, I took this photo of the Appomattox River looking north in the downstream direction.

This is something new since the first time I was here which was last year. A cut through path was created for the people staying in the yurts and in lots near the yurts to directly reach the bath house by going thru the woods instead of having to walk all the way around via the road.

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