
Cville Area Land Use: Week Ahead for March 4, 2024
Fluvanna may eliminate use of rural land for utility-scale solar projects; Local contractor wants Albemarle to pay more for Ivy Road project The post Cville […]
Here are the latest news posts drawn from the blogs and news pages of VaULT members. You can also see recent posts from each member on their profile page.

Fluvanna may eliminate use of rural land for utility-scale solar projects; Local contractor wants Albemarle to pay more for Ivy Road project The post Cville […]
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In this issue: conservation stories from 2023; a legislative update from the General Assembly; meet PEC’s new board officers; land use highlights around the region; […]
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This has been a very busy, and challenging, legislative session. The post A Mixed Bag at the General Assembly appeared first on The Piedmont Environmental […]
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In Greene County, young Dustin Watson works the 274-acre cattle farm co-owned by two elder family members. The post Long Acre Farm: A Creative Solution […]
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Beth Plentovich and Howie Kelly know the true importance of relentless incrementalism for achieving exponential results. The post Conservation Stories Across the Region: Beth Plentovich […]
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Walking along the gravel driveway of Anne and Dru Crawley’s property, five miles from the village of Amissville, I recognized immediately the significance of this […]
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In 2023, 6,315 acres of land in Albemarle, Clarke, Culpeper, Fauquier, Greene, Loudoun, Madison, Orange and Rappahannock counties were permanently protected with 52 conservation easements. […]
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On Oct. 27, 2023, Historic Germanna’s executive director, Jennifer Hurst Wender, and board president, Keith Hoffman, signed a perpetual open-space easement on Siegen Forest. The […]
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Carolyn Smith’s Madison County property has been on quite the journey since her parents first purchased the former cattle operation in 1965. Donating a 129-acre […]
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Contact: Mike Kane, Director of Land ConservationThe Piedmont Environmental Councilmkane@pecva.org; 540-347-2334, x7063 PIEDMONT REGION, VA. (Mar. 8, 2024) – The Piedmont Environmental Council reports that […]
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