VIRGINIAforever
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- UVA’s Dave Smith explains the roles of each player in the seven watersheds.
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- VIRGINIAforever board members and staff are seated according to the watershed they represent.
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- The Bay Game is a web-based computer simulation model created by UVA faculty.
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- Each player takes on a role, such as a waterman as seen here, where the individual catch limit is set by a policy maker.
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- VIRGINIAforever board member Kevin Finto (Hunton & Williams LLP) discusses the impact of agriculture on the bay’s health.
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- VIRGINIAforever board members Ted Henifin (HRSD) and Nikki Rovner (The Nature Conservancy) talk to students from UVA and Randolph-Macon during the game play.
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- A student takes on the role of land developer and sees the impact of his decisions on the health of the bay.
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- VIRGINIAforever board member Dennis Treacy (Smithfield Foods) plays the role of a policy maker and negotiates limits on crabbing.
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- VIRGINIAforever staff members Preston Bryant and Ginny Boland are teamed up with Randolph-Macon students to represent the Potomac.
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- Students from Randolph-Macon seek to save the bay during the 2-hour game play.
