
Tanana Valley Watershed Association
TVWA has a legacy of maintaining and enhancing restoration programs focusing on watershed and ecosystem functions and processes. We look forward to supporting sustainable community-based conservation resources that empower individuals to address our watershed's economic, social, and environmental health.
Story Map — Tanana Valley Watershed Association
TVWA used this fun and interactive "Story Map" system to write a story about the Chena River that runs through downtown Fairbanks. The Chena River has served many purposes throughout the history of Fairbanks.
Staff — Tanana Valley Watershed Association
Cory Whiteley - Executive Director Cory joined TVWA in 2023. Originally born in Tanan (Fairbanks), Cory holds a Master of Sustainable Environmental Management degree from the University of Saskatchewan, and a Bachelor of Entrepreneurship from the University of …
Piledriver Slough — Tanana Valley Watershed Association
TVWA sets minnow traps out 3 times each year along the Upper and Lower Piledriver Slough as well as the 23 Mile Slough. During this time TVWA connects with the students and teachers at the Salcha Elementary to conduct citizen science field trips.
Events — Tanana Valley Watershed Association
Come and learn about two stormwater projects that the Tanana Valley Watershed Association (TVWA), the Department of Conservation (DEC), and the City of Fairbanks (COF) will be installing along Cushman Street this spring.
Green Infrastructure — Tanana Valley Watershed Association
Between 2023-2025, TVWA has been working on a project to identify and prioritize the road crossings contributing the most contaminants to the Chena River and its tributaries through stormwater runoff; We have also developed conceptual designs for green infrastructure treatments to reduce that runoff.
Enter the Storm Drain Art Contest — Tanana Valley Watershed …
Since 2014, TVWA and partners the City of Fairbanks, Fairbanks Stormwater Advisory Committee, Downtown Association, and Festival Fairbanks have invited local artists to submit design proposals for storm drain art in downtown Fairbanks.
Bioengineering — Tanana Valley Watershed Association
After we assessed the stream banks habitat and monitored the restored habitat on the Chena River. TVWA created the below poster to educate people about the Bioengineering and Biomapping projected on the Chena River. Poster Below:
Donate — Tanana Valley Watershed Association
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Volunteer — Tanana Valley Watershed Association
We strive to provide residents with the information, insight, and tools they need to make positive changes in the watershed by working together to protect vital resources and the natural beauty of our region for current and future generations. Volunteers are very important to TVWA’s future.