PEC supporter Childs F. Burden shares the reasoning for his decades-long support PEC. The post Reflections: On Why I’ve Supported PEC for Nearly 50 Years […]

Through the Town to Trail initiative over the past few years, Gordonsville has doubled its public open space and multiplied everyone’s contributions, large and small. […]

Meet Don McCown and Montana Lanier! The post Meet PEC: Winter 2022 appeared first on The Piedmont Environmental Council.

A series of short updates from around the PEC region – Albemarle & Charlottesville, Clarke, Culpeper, Fauquier, Greene, Loudoun, Madison, Orange & Rappahannock. The post […]

We are happy to announce that PEC’s accreditation as a land trust — a mark of distinction in land conservation — was renewed in August […]

Teddy Pitsiokos joined PEC as the Community Farm Coordinator in December 2022. The post Teddy Pitsiokos appeared first on The Piedmont Environmental Council.

Our new Bugs and Blooms backpacks have been delivered to 16 area libraries in the New River region. The backpack kits are designed to allow […]

As part of its Zoning Ordinance rewrite process, Loudoun County is proposing updates to the Mountainside Overlay District (MOD), which regulates development on the mountainsides. […]

Learn about our efforts in 2022 to expand conservation and restoration efforts, empower local communities, invest in public access, and connecti consumers to local farms. […]

Trail updates for Brush Mountain Property 2! Contractor Eastern Trail Co. is wrapping up work on a 1 mile trail that will be one-of-a-kind for […]