Experience the site-specific and site-responsive environmental art installation Repurpose: a midpoint by sculptor Reece Camp Carter at the Varina LandLab. Currently in progress, the 150-foot long work of art utilizes found natural materials from the conservation area and is inspired by the changes to the landscape.
Capital Region Land Conservancy envisions a future where conservation of a regional network of healthy lands and waters results in thriving local communities and equitable access to nature for all. To meet the demands of the fastest growing area of the state, CRLC has developed an aggressive plan for the next three years including an expanded service area.
The City of Richmond Parks & Recreation are seeking public input in the development of two major initiatives – the future Mayo’s Island Park and the first long-range plan since 1970. Share your thoughts on the future of Mayo’s Island via the current online survey and provide feedback by November 8 for the first installment of the Richmond INSPIRE plan here.
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2024 Marks Major Strides at Varina LandLab Conservation Area
