
DHR Administers Easement Over CRLC-Owned Land Linked to Five Civil War Battles
Richmond, VA – The Department of Historic Resources (DHR) has executed and recorded a perpetual historic preservation easement over property in Henrico County that is […]
Richmond, VA – The Department of Historic Resources (DHR) has executed and recorded a perpetual historic preservation easement over property in Henrico County that is […]
Posted by Capital Region Land ConservancyHenrico County, VA – From near the Goochland County line at Wyndham, the Chickahominy River meanders for 40 miles creating a natural and legal border […]
Posted by Capital Region Land ConservancyRichmond, VA – The Capital Region Land Conservancy (CRLC), Richmond’s only local land trust, reached a major milestone accomplishment when it first earned national accreditation […]
Posted by Capital Region Land ConservancyRICHMOND, VA — The Conservation Fund, Capital Region Land Conservancy and City of Richmond announced today the permanent protection of four acres in Virginia’s capital city, completing a cooperative […]
Posted by Capital Region Land ConservancyRICHMOND, VA — The Conservation Fund, Capital Region Land Conservancy and City of Richmond announced today the permanent protection of four acres in Virginia’s capital city, completing a cooperative […]
Posted by Capital Region Land ConservancyThe 2023 ParkScore report is out from Trust for Public Land. How did the City of Richmond compare with the 100 largest cities in the […]
Posted by Capital Region Land ConservancyThe 2023 ParkScore report is out from Trust for Public Land. How did the City of Richmond compare with the 100 largest cities in the […]
Posted by Capital Region Land ConservancyRichmond, VA – After 50 years since first protecting the land at Huguenot Flatwater and facilitating a gift of more than 31 acres to the […]
Posted by Capital Region Land ConservancyRichmond, VA – After 50 years since first protecting the land at Huguenot Flatwater and facilitating a gift of more than 31 acres to the […]
Posted by Capital Region Land ConservancyBon Air, VA – In the late 19th– and early 20th-centuries, planners and developers became increasingly interested in natural areas as places to escape the […]
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