In an interview with Greg McQuade at WTVR, CRLC Executive Director Parker Agelasto shared why the pristine view and historic significance of New Market Heights […]

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA —  Some 51 acres of in Chesterfield County will now be protected thanks to a conservation easement recorded by the county and […]

On March 16, 2022, a collaboration between Capital Region Land Conservancy (CRLC), James River Association (JRA), and The Conservation Fund completed the transfer and protection […]

When a landowner asks us about placing their property under a conservation easement with Capital Region Land Conservancy, we have to first find out whether […]

RICHMOND, VA – In the fall of 2022, Henrico County Public School (HCPS) students will make nature their classroom – on land protected by Capital […]

Happy Native Species Awareness Week! Capital Region Land Conservancy stewards a lot of land across our conservation areas. One of the biggest threats our natural […]

When I started my job with Capital Region Land Conservancy in 2009, the organization had been in existence for 4 years. There were 5 conservation […]

Five years ago, Capital Region Land Conservancy set out to protect an 871-acre working farm at Malvern Hill in Henrico County. CRLC is proud to announce that […]

Many of us set New Year’s resolutions recommitting to the environment or our health. Maybe you decided to get more active outdoors, volunteer more, or […]

RICHMOND, VA – The first Virginia Coastal Resilience Master Plan, released this month, reinforces the urgent need to protect land for flood resiliency across Virginia’s Capital […]