Stream restoration

The Appalachian Voice | September 29, 2006

Virginia Tech volunteers plant trees along a stream bank (above). Justin Laughlin, stream restoration biologist, prepares to perform a survey at a potential LIP site. (left) Photos by Kathy Knotts.

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