Create your 2022 Conservation Action Plan in 5 Steps
By Peter Braun
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What’s in the Governor’s FY2023-FY2024 Budget?
By Parker Agelasto
CRLC Has Agreement to Acquire Dock Street Property to Ensure Riverfront Public Access
Capital Region Land Conservancy (CRLC), in partnership with The Conservation Fund, James River Association, and City of Richmond, is working with to acquire the properties located at 3011 and 3021 Dock Street in the City of Richmond. This exciting land…
Keep Farmers Afloat
Keep Farmers Afloat encompasses our work to preserve and promote working farmlands and sustainable agriculture in the Richmond region. From helping to keep prime agricultural soils in sustainable production through conservation easements, to supporting the laborers of working farms, community gardens,…
Happy Earth Month!
This April, we invite you to join us in celebrating Earth Day for the entire month — Earth Month! We are sharing a series of events and resources to help you engage in personal climate action and environmental stewardship throughout…
New Conservation Easement Highlights the Importance of Farmer-Owner Relationship
DATE: January 8, 2021 RICHMOND, VA – Capital Region Land Conservancy (CRLC) has recorded their latest in a series of conservation easements focused on protecting agricultural resources and livelihoods in the Richmond region. Working with CRLC and Henricopolis Soil and…
How to Protect Your Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder
Nature-deficit disorder is a term used to describe the negative effects of spending too little time in natural outdoor environments. Many people believe that alienation from nature contributes to attention difficulties, mood disorders, obesity, and a loss of respect for wildlife.…
Our Land And Water
Our Land and Water is a campaign to protect our region’s drinking water and to help restore the Chesapeake Bay through strategic land conservation in the Richmond region. Water Resources The Richmond area is home to a number of extremely…