No excuses: Restore funding now to Virginia conservation programs By Locke Ogens Ogens is the Virginia state director for The Nature Conservancy. During the current […]

The House and Senate subcommittee reports released Sunday are bad for land conservation.  Several of the harmful amendments stem from a misunderstanding of mitigation money. […]

Virginia needs investment in conservation to spur the economy Fully funding the Virginia Land Conservation Foundation for the first time would mean a major advance […]

Virginia Conservation Network and Virginia’s United Land Trusts (VaULT) were joined by Governor Northam’s newly appointed Secretary of Natural Resources Matt Strickler and Secretary of […]

Virginia has one of the most diverse collections of public lands in the country. We have 37 state parks spanning from beaches on the Atlantic […]

In 1994, the last Saturday in September was officially designated as National Public Lands Day. In 2017, the Virginia General Assembly unanimously voted to designate […]

BY TEE CLARKSON Special Correspondent Read the full column:  Virginia Public Lands Day “Virginia is incredibly blessed when it comes to our natural resources. Public […]

Since the 1970s, the Virginia Outdoors Survey (VOS) has been conducted as a random survey of Virginia residents. The survey assesses the popularity and needs […]

Thanks to our Virginia Team!   Staff and board members from the Capital Region Land Conservancy, Land Trust of Virginia, Northern Virginia Conservation Trust, Piedmont […]

Thank you to Brett Glymph and VOF’s leadership on the Evergreen Cemetery & HB1547   Here are a couple articles about the purchase of Evergreen […]