James River Association

Environmental ServicesVirginia, United States51-200 Employees

The James River Association is a nonprofit environmental organization founded in 1976 that operates in the environmental services space, dedicated to protecting and restoring the James River. Based in Richmond, Virginia, the association provides a voice for the river and engages in on-the-ground projects, policy efforts, and watershed monitoring to support conservation and responsible stewardship of the river’s natural resources. Its activities are organized around programs such as Watershed Restoration, James Riverkeeper, and River Advocacy, which collectively address river health, public access, education, and community involvement. The organization emphasizes awareness, appreciation, action, and advocacy as its core approach to connecting residents and partners with the river and driving policy changes that support long-term environmental health. The James River Association serves communities along the James River by increasing access, supporting river-related events, and facilitating volunteer and educational initiatives aimed at protecting and enhancing the river system. A recent development noted in updates includes partnerships and collaborative efforts with other organizations to integrate data, support educational initiatives, and extend outreach activities in the region.

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