VCU Rice Rivers Center was one of the host facilities for the @NASA Student Airborne Research Program. Read more about how VCU is leading this important program. https://t.co/oC9fJQ3ADj
It takes an incredible team from the Virginia Oyster Shell Recycling Program (VOSRP) to make volunteer experiences educational, fun, and safe in the summer temperatures and the 2025. The 2026 season begins late fall with volunteer bagging opportunities at Rice Rivers Center!
Abby Bressette shares her video documenting her research, part of the Golden-winged Warbler Study in Highland County, Virginia as part of the Summer@Rice program. Bressette is the videographer and narrator of the video. https://t.co/qPRChJJiNm
Big crowds are expected at the beaches, rivers, lakes and pools this holiday weekend as the days will be hot and dry. This bale of turtles is already celebrating, #riceriversstyle.
Photo:@candrews804
Chris Gough, Ph.D., has been named the new director of the VCU Rice Rivers Center, part of the School of Life Sciences and Sustainability. Dr. Gough steps into the role on July 1.
Read the full article here: https://t.co/9pnekZq6TI
A recent article in @SmithsonianMag highlights the work of Matt Balazik, Ph.D., in collaboration with the @NMNH, focusing on the resurgence of the Atlantic Sturgeon. https://t.co/V2r7O9g2dx
The 13th Rice Rivers Center Symposium was held on May 9, 2025 with an overflow crowd of faculty and students. The event – which began in 2008 and ran consecutively until 2019 – was halted during the pandemic, and reemerged this year. https://t.co/6LxO9Sxywz
Pete Peterson's routine check a few weeks ago on a birdbox at Rice Rivers Center yielded a surprising result. Read about what happened on his most recent visit. https://t.co/X212FqEcts
The Integrative Life Sciences Research Showcase, part of VCU Research Weeks, was held on April 23, 2025 in the Student Commons. Some student research was done at Rice Rivers Center.
https://t.co/2tuiAd8Flg
This year, Earth Day and VCU Giving Day align—what better time to invest in our planet and our students? Your gift supports scholarships and hands-on learning in water resources, climate science, wildlife conservation, and wetlands restoration. https://t.co/Z2U0XTdWRQ
Matt Balazik, Ph.D. is well-known in central Virginia for his research with Atlantic sturgeon. But his work goes far beyond the James River to around the globe. VCU has picked Balazik to be the focus of their UNCOMMON Heroes series. https://t.co/MSdGHAQ3Wp
A fellowship in student mentorship grant from Rice Rivers Center provided undergraduate student Kaylynn Breland with research funding. https://t.co/YdeUkQoqR5