Chuck Frederickson
Chuck Frederickson is the Lower James Riverkeeper and monitors the tidal portion of the James, from the fall line in Richmond to the river's mouth in the Chesapeake Bay.
David Sligh
David Sligh is the Upper James Riverkeeper and patrols the river from the fall line at Richmond upstream to the river's source in the Allegheny Mountains.

Wildlife of the James
Learn about wildlife found near the James River. A new species will be highlighted each month. Learn more »
JRA makes a difference
Planting a rain garden is one of the best things you can do for the watershed. We've planted dozens. Learn more »
What's your connection
Do you have a great story, photo, video or fact to share about the James? Send it to JRA and we'll publish as many as we can in our What's YOUR Connection section ».
Protecting America's Founding River
More than one-third of all Virginians rely on the James River and its tributaries for water, commerce and recreation. After generations of nurturing its people, the James River needs nurturing itself. Let the James River Association show you how to enjoy and protect this natural treasure.
News & Notes
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2009 State of the James Report
The James River Association’s report on the state of the James River shows a slight bump in the overall health of the river from two years ago. Get Details »
How high is the James River?
Find out here »
Get tips on how you can help the James
Even in the dead of winter we can take care of the James River, starting right at home. Learn More »
Lower James Riverkeeper on the radio
Listen to John Ogle's interview with Chuck Frederickson on the sturgeon reef project. Listen »
James River Association Blog
Keep informed with James River Association's Blog. View Blog »
A Meaningful Experience on the James
Create a meaningful experience for a child on the James River. Get details »


