Another major land acquisition along the James River has been successfully negotiated and completed by the Capital Region Land Conservancy. Approximately 4.5 acres of land between Interstate 95 and Ancarrow’s Landing has been purchased from Norfolk Southern and will go…
The Virginia Department of Historic Resources (DHR) has executed and recorded a perpetual historic preservation easement over property in Henrico County that comprises the sites of four different battles in the American Civil War. The easement protects more than 41…
Hanover County, VA – For many generations the Cherry family, and the Taylor family before them, actively farmed and managed timber on land they own in Hanover County known as “Cherrywood.” It’s been an integral part of their lives. The…
Powhatan County, VA – As a champion of conservation causes in Powhatan County, Terry Adcock took the ultimate step in protecting her own property, Oakdale Farm and Equestrian Center, with a conservation easement co-held by Capital Region Land Conservancy (“CRLC”)…
Powhatan County, VA – The Capital Region Land Conservancy (“CRLC”) recorded the first in a series of conservation easements that will protect wildlife habitat and agricultural land in Powhatan County. Chris Benonis and Christine Cadigan-Benonis donated the conservation easement a…
Richmond, VA – The Department of Historic Resources (DHR) has executed and recorded a perpetual historic preservation easement over property in Henrico County that is associated with five different battles of the American Civil War (1861-1865). The easement, recorded on…
Richmond, VA – The Capital Region Land Conservancy (CRLC), Richmond’s only local land trust, reached a major milestone accomplishment when it first earned national accreditation with the Land Trust Accreditation Commission in 2019. The land trust accreditation program recognizes land…
RICHMOND, VA — The Conservation Fund, Capital Region Land Conservancy and City of Richmond announced today the permanent protection of four acres in Virginia’s capital city, completing a cooperative and yearslong effort to conserve what historians call “the view that named Richmond.” Beyond maintaining…
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