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New River Conservancy, Open Spaces Resiliency Project partner to restore South Beaver Creek

New River Conservancy and the Open Spaces Resiliency Project have partnered to restore a section of South Beaver Creek on private land in West Jefferson. The project represents a new phase of collaborative conservation efforts focused on Beaver Creek.

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♥ Why this matters

New River Conservancy and the Open Spaces Resiliency Project are working together to restore a section of South Beaver Creek on private land in West Jefferson, the start of a wider push to fix up the creek itself. These partnerships matter because creek restoration usually means scrambling for access, money, and bodies willing to show up. When two groups line up like this, the work actually moves. Keep an eye on what happens next.

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