Reflections on CRLC’s 20 Years Founding Of CRLC 1999 saw the establishment of the Virginia Land Preservation Tax Credit program, which fueled great interest in land conservation. Around the same time, Richmond City Council, under the direction of then Mayor…
Richmond’s next big addition is one step closer to reality as Capital Region Land Conservancy and the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation have finalized drafting the conservation easement for Mayo’s Island. The City of Richmond Planning Commission will vote on the document at…
Volunteer today to help CRLC clean up Richmond’s Mayo Island on Saturday, June 1! We’re proud to have helped the City of Richmond acquire Mayo for future inclusion in the James River Park System. Now, we’re partnering with the Chesapeake…
RICHMOND, VA – Forty years ago the City of Richmond’s 1983 Master Plan noted “the conversion of Mayo Island into public open space is recommended due to its accessibility by City residents, including the handicapped, the availability of excellent fishing…
