Organization Recognizes Virginia’s Old Growth Forests
North Bank Park — one portion of the James River Park System (Credit: jamesriverpark.org)
Virginia’s James River Park System, in Richmond, became the latest public green space today to be recognized as part of the Old Growth Forest Network. Mallory Noe-Payne has details.
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