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> Holy Cross Abbey Nutrient Bank
Holy Cross Abbey Nutrient Bank
- Virginia
- Clarke County
- Nutrient: 1160 IBS
Service Territory
- Wetlands, Streams or Nutrients: Potomac River Basin
The goal of this 1,160-acre nutrient bank site located in Clarke County is the conversion of active agricultural land (row crops, hay, and pasture) located within the property limits into a less intensive land use condition; reduce nutrient (phosphorus) and sediment loading into the Chesapeake Bay via tributaries located within the Property through the conversion of active agricultural land; improve the water quality, in-stream habitat, bank stability and riparian vegetation conditions of the stream reaches located within the property as well as downstream reaches; generate non-point nutrient credits for transfer under existing and future federal, state and local programs, regulations and guidance; and the development of wildlife corridors to increase habitat connectivity between existing forested tracts. This site is located within Virginia HUC 02070007.