Land Trust of Virginia
Geographic Region: The Land Trust of Virginia holds 166 easements on more than 18,000 acres in 15 counties to include Loudoun, Fauquier, Greene, Nelson, Albemarle, Culpeper, Orange, King George, Rappahannock, Madison, Stafford, Louisa, Hanover, Clarke and the City of Fredericksburg.
The Land Trust of Virginia is an accredited land trust that partners with private landowners who voluntarily protect and preserve properties with significant historic, scenic and ecological value to benefit the community through conservation easements. Lands in easement stay in private hands and contribute to important segments of our agricultural and tourism economies as well as cleaner air and water. Founded a quarter century ago, the Land Trust of Virginia is a non-profit organization that relies upon the generosity of the community and landowners to fulfill its mission.
Recent News From This Member
Q&A with Oak Hill Wealth Advisors November 22, 2022 - Patrick Larkin and Jeanne Campbell of Oak Hill Wealth Advisors have been passionate supporters of LTV for many years. Their… Continue Reading 2022 Summer Conservation News June 29, 2022 - Fullscreen Mode The post 2022 Summer Conservation News appeared first on Land Trust of Virginia. Continue Reading Big Things Happening at Land Trust of Virginia May 16, 2022 - LTV celebrates a passing of the baton from Executive Director Sally Price to Director of Conservation and Stewardship Ashton Cole… Continue Reading 2021 Winter Conservation News December 2, 2021 - LTV’s Winter 2021 issue of Conservation News introduces our 2021 Volunteer Hero: Flora Hillman, two exciting new easements, our fall… Continue Reading 2021 Fall Newsletter of Conservation News August 20, 2021 - LTV’s Fall 2021 issue of Conservation News update focuses on the happenings on some of our conservation easements, a new… Continue Reading
