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      CRLC has protected over 16,000 acres of land in the Richmond region, including over 60 miles of stream and river frontage since 2005. Learn more…

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      This acquisition is a long-awaited victory after an 18 month long effort to save the farm from likely development as a residential subdivision with more than 500 homes. Learn more…

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Henrico Master Gardener Pollinator Fest & Plant Sale

Attendees peruse native plants at Henrico Master Gardener Pollinator Festival

Join CRLC at the Henrico Master Gardener Pollinator Festival and Plant Sale on Saturday, May 30, 2026.

  • Christina Newton
  • May 22, 2026
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This Gift of Land in Varina is a Step Toward Food Justice

Journalists from Richmond Times-Dispatch, Richmond BizSense, and Virginia Mercury interview Parker Agelasto and Duron Chavis about Doran Road property

“A site in Varina that served as an encampment for U.S. Colored Troops during the Civil War has been gifted to an area nonprofit to provide fledgling farmers of color with a place to live and provide much-needed fresh food…

  • Christina Newton
  • May 14, 2026
  • CRLC In the News

CRLC Raising Funds to Buy More of New Market Heights battlefield, Transfers Nearby Farmland to Land Trust

Creek at Four Mile Creek Farm

“The Capital Region Land Conservancy has just made two more moves in its bid to preserve land in eastern Henrico. The local nonprofit last month launched a roughly $1.5 million capital campaign to build a war chest toward its ongoing plan…

  • Christina Newton
  • May 13, 2026
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Central Virginia Nonprofit Granted 60 Acres in Henrico Where BIPOC Farmers Can Live & Work

Fallow fields at Doran Road property

“In a fallow field off the Virginia Capital Trail in Henrico County Tuesday morning, urban agriculture expert Duron Chavis walked through the grass alongside Parker Agelasto, a former Richmond City councilman who now leads the Capital Region Land Conservancy. Chavis…

  • Christina Newton
  • May 13, 2026
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CRLC Transfers Prime Farmland to Central Virginia Agrarian Community Land Trust

Virginia Capital Trail winds through Doran Road property

Capital Region Land Conservancy Transfers Prime Farmland to Central Virginia Agrarian Community Land Trust While Protecting Historic and Natural Resources Henrico, VA – A feature of the HenricoNEXT 2045 draft comprehensive plan is the Prime Agriculture/ Rural Conservation designation to…

  • Christina Newton
  • May 12, 2026
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Announcing Special Projects: New Market Heights Campaign

Archival image of US Colored Troops before New Market Heights battle

In the midnight darkness of September 28, 1864, more than 25,000 Union troops under Gen. Benjamin Butler advanced across pontoon bridges over the James River. The next morning before dawn, the Tenth Corps would attack Confederate positions on high ground above New Market Road.…

  • Christina Newton
  • April 21, 2026
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Capital Region Land Conservancy, Henrico, and Developer Partner to Protect Historic Land by Roslyn Hills Park

Historical Marker for Ziontown Community in Henrico County

Site Was Part of Ziontown Community Founded Following Emancipation by Newly Freed Man Henrico, VA – Capital Region Land Conservancy and Henrico County have joined forces to acquire and preserve 6.4 acres of wooded property for expanded public access adjacent…

  • Christina Newton
  • December 3, 2025
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Indian Springs Farm On Chickahominy River Now Fully Protected

Chickahominy River winds through a shady forest

Henrico, VA – Since his early childhood, Irvine Wilson has called a patch of forests and fields along the Chickahominy River home – 330 acres of family land called Indian Springs Farm near Sandston. The farm has a long and…

  • Christina Newton
  • November 5, 2024

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Richmond, VA 23226

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