
Easement Increases Protection of Totopotomoy Creek and Totopotomoy Creek Battlefield
HANOVER, VA – Two Hanover County residents are dedicated to leaving their land in better condition than when they found it. On September 21, Capital […]

HANOVER, VA – Two Hanover County residents are dedicated to leaving their land in better condition than when they found it. On September 21, Capital […]
Posted by Capital Region Land ConservancyColonial Heights, VA – The Virginia Outdoors Foundation (VOF) has completed its first conservation project in Colonial Heights, thanks to a conservation easement granted by […]
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Twenty years ago local artists Camden Whitehead and Matthew Robins were invited to show their work in London in the exhibit “The View”. They were […]
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As support for local conservation grows in our region, Capital Region Land Conservancy is always happy to welcome new conservationists to the field. This summer, […]
Posted by Capital Region Land Conservancy“An area land-conservation group has purchased 42 acres of property along the Appomattox River, and part of that land will be used to extend the […]
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ETTRICK, VA – The Appomattox River is a natural wonder. Until recently, this State Scenic River was a place that too few people in Chesterfield […]
Posted by Capital Region Land Conservancy“Growing up in Varina in the 1940s and ‘50s, Howard Eberly played on his family’s farm, swam in the creek and found “treasures” on the […]
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HENRICO, VA – Many owners love their land and all it offers though perhaps none more than Howard C. Eberly III whose family moved from […]
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Virginia is for Local Food Lovers! Despite the overall number of farms in Virginia decreasing, the number of small farms in Virginia has increased by […]
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Did you know that Capital Region Land Conservancy plays an essential role in protecting the James River Park System? In 2009, CRLC placed 408 acres […]
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