Time to Talk Trees in Richmond
Time to Talk Trees in Richmond Richmond’s Tree Cover sits at 32%, with a net loss of 199 acres on developed lands between 2014 and […]
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Conservation Easement Adds to Rural Enhancement Area in Goochland County
Goochland, VA – Dr. William “Whitey” Robertson and his wife Mary have lived in Goochland for over fifty years having raised their family there and […]
CRLC Welcomes Senator Tim Kaine to Fields, Forests & Streams Celebration!
Don’t Miss Our 20th Anniversary Fundraiser! We are excited to announce that Virginia U.S. Senator Tim Kaine will be our guest speaker at this year’s […]
Governor Glenn Youngkin Celebrates Conservation of Historic Mayo’s Island
Press Release from the Office of Governor Glenn Youngkin Project to Restore and Develop Mayo’s Island as aResilient Public Park Moves Forward RICHMOND, VA – Governor […]
Kingsland Bend Marks Fifth Easement for Local Conservationists
Henrico, VA – With their fifth donated conservation easement to Capital Region Land Conservancy (CRLC), Randy and Meade Welch have again shown their dedication to […]
Mayo Island Park Moves Closer to Protection
Richmond’s next big addition is one step closer to reality as Capital Region Land Conservancy and the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation have finalized drafting the conservation […]
Capital Region Land Conservancy Joins National Park Service Chesapeake Gateways
Henrico, VA – Capital Region Land Conservancy’s (CRLC) Varina LandLab Conservation Area has received designation as a Chesapeake Gateways Site within the Chesapeake Gateways Network. […]
History and Drinking Water Protected at 139-Acre Site Known as Camp Holly
Richmond, VA – For more than a century, spring water has been drawn from the Camp Holly aquifer in eastern Henrico County to be sold […]
Capital Region Land Conservancy Transfers Over Four Acres of Land to City of Richmond for James River Park System That Protects the Trail of the Enslaved
Richmond, VA – After years of effort to secure full ownership of land that includes all of the Trail of the Enslaved, formerly known as […]
Capital Region Land Conservancy Kicks Off 20th Anniversary Year
20 years and counting! Capital Region Land Conservancy (CRLC) was founded out of great care for the Richmond community and concerns for the growing impacts […]