
VCC Celebrates 50th Conservation Easement
This October, Valley Conservation Council (VCC) celebrated the completion of its 50th conservation easement, a significant milestone in the organization’s history. Over the course of […]
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This October, Valley Conservation Council (VCC) celebrated the completion of its 50th conservation easement, a significant milestone in the organization’s history. Over the course of […]
Posted by Valley Conservation Council
Thanks to you, in 2018 VCC doubled the number of acres that we hold in trust forever. Because of you, those acres will always be […]
Posted by Valley Conservation Council
The NRLT Nature Play Space in Blacksburg’s Heritage Park got a new installation recently of a child-sized birdhouse. The house was a community effort funded […]
Posted by New River Land Trust
Marc and Eileen Read feel strongly about conserving land, especially when they look across the river from their 89- acre farm and see the small […]
Posted by Valley Conservation Council
Highland County resident John Sweet has been named Valley Conservation Council’s Conservator of the Year. The award, presented at Valley Conservation Council’s (VCC) annual conservation […]
Posted by Valley Conservation Council
Virginia Peninsula Land Trusts Join Hands Across the Rivers for Resource Protection and Public Benefit The Historic Virginia Land Conservancy (HVLC) and the Middle Peninsula […]
Posted by Historic Virginia Land Conservancy
Aerial view of Brush Mountain properties New River Land Trust has requested a $1.2 million grant form the Forest CORE Fund, a forest mitigation fund […]
Posted by New River Land Trust
Remember the HVLC for your end-of-year giving! #GivingTuesday is a global day of giving fueled by the power of social media and collaboration, connecting diverse […]
Posted by Historic Virginia Land Conservancy
Fauquier County, VA (October 18, 2018) – Local landowners, Kyle and Sarah Jo Luby, recently worked with the Land Trust of Virginia to permanently protect their piece of Virginia’s Horse […]
Posted by Land Trust of Virginia
The New River Land Trust received an $82,000 grant from the Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC) to fund a portion of the costs to conserve the […]
Posted by New River Land Trust© 2025 · Virginia's United Land Trusts—Website powered by The Downstream Project