Potomac Conservancy responds to Congressional Oversight Hearing on the Potomac Interceptor
This post was originally published on this site. Four months after the largest sewage spill in US history and the biggest question remains unanswered: Why […]
Member Network Feed
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.
Board Member Interview: Alex Rough
This article has been featured on our site to highlight the news and updates from our members. The original source can be found on the […]
In Search of: A New Pickup Truck
This article has been featured on our site to highlight the news and updates from our members. The original source can be found on the […]
This Gift of Land in Varina is a Step Toward Food Justice
“A site in Varina that served as an encampment for U.S. Colored Troops during the Civil War has been gifted to an area nonprofit to […]
CRLC Raising Funds to Buy More of New Market Heights battlefield, Transfers Nearby Farmland to Land Trust
“The Capital Region Land Conservancy has just made two more moves in its bid to preserve land in eastern Henrico. The local nonprofit last month […]
Central Virginia Nonprofit Granted 60 Acres in Henrico Where BIPOC Farmers Can Live & Work
“In a fallow field off the Virginia Capital Trail in Henrico County Tuesday morning, urban agriculture expert Duron Chavis walked through the grass alongside Parker […]
CRLC Transfers Prime Farmland to Central Virginia Agrarian Community Land Trust
Capital Region Land Conservancy Transfers Prime Farmland to Central Virginia Agrarian Community Land Trust While Protecting Historic and Natural Resources Henrico, VA – A feature […]
US Military jet fuel spill renews concerns about the region’s water safety
This post was originally published on this site. The Potomac’s “bad year” keeps getting worse… Potomac Conservancy Statement | April 23, 2026 Potomac Conservancy […]
Sewage spill: The EPA declares the Potomac’s recovery goals are achieved. Why we disagree.
This post was originally published on this site. Nearly four months after the Jan 19 sewage spill, sediment testing and environmental restoration work continues. […]
Nature on the Neck: Ticks
By Kevin Howe – Board Member, Ecologist, Master Naturalist I think most people are well aware of those awful biting tiny ticks. These little, mostly black-brown […]