
Kestrel Banding with October Greenfield
PEC’s October Greenfield has been busy banding American Kestrels across our region to help track the movement and reproductive patterns of these beautiful falcons. The […]
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PEC’s October Greenfield has been busy banding American Kestrels across our region to help track the movement and reproductive patterns of these beautiful falcons. The […]
Posted by Piedmont Environmental Council
PEC’s October Greenfield has been busy banding American Kestrels across our region to help track the movement and reproductive patterns of these beautiful falcons. The […]
Posted by Piedmont Environmental Council
The following video interviews with local residents and experts will introduce you to the #ClimateConversation happening in Albemarle and arm you with the knowledge you […]
Posted by Piedmont Environmental Council
An update on Loudoun County’s proposal to install athletic field lighting at Scott Jenkins Memorial Park in Hamilton off of East Colonial Highway. The post […]
Posted by Piedmont Environmental Council
This annual publication of The Piedmont Environmental Council highlights land conservation opportunities. This edition includes 2021 Piedmont land conservation totals, a feature on the Holden […]
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Amazon filed an application for a data center with the Town of Warrenton; Dominion is moving forward with public meetings. The post Data Center and […]
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On June 18, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., The Piedmont Environmental Council invites community members to a free, fun-filled Family Day at PEC’s Community […]
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What’s in a week? For me, usually that means a lot of meetings and I want to know what’s going to happen! That’s the point […]
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Last November, PEC wrote about the threats posed to Prince William County’s long-standing Rural Crescent by three major land use decisions. The post Regional traffic […]
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Prince William County is evaluating three different land use changes that would introduce industrial and residential sprawl into the Rural Crescent, to the detriment of […]
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