Director of Land Conservation Position Summary: The Director of Land Conservation is responsible for the successful acquisition, effective stewardship and enforcement, and overall administration of Capital Region Land Conservancy’s land interests to include conservation easements and lands held in fee.…
13 Acres in Richmond Gifted for Conservation and Future Public Park Richmond, VA – FW Properties II, a subsidiary of Fralin & Waldron, Inc. from Roanoke, Virginia is the latest owner to donate land to the Capital Region Land Conservancy…
Give Back Nights Help Create a Public Park in Scott’s Addition! Donate to Christie’s Garden! Greater Scott’s Addition Association businesses are stepping up in a big way to help Capital Region Land Conservancy to secure Christie’s Garden as Scott’s Addition…
Acquisition of 510 S. 14th Street Advances Vision for a Unified Mayo Island Park Richmond, VA — Capital Region Land Conservancy (CRLC) has acquired the last remaining private 0.25-acre parcel on Mayo’s Island located at 510 S. 14th Street. The…
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…
In 2025, RVA Magazine published an article: Richmond’s Parks Are Something the City is Getting Right. Let’s dive into how CRLC is involved, and how you can be a part of it. Donate to Christie’s Garden! In 2017, the City…
Richmond, VA – For more than two decades, Christie’s Fine Gardening & Creative Landscapes operated from its location at 3420 Norfolk Street in Scott’s Addition. In 2012, Christie and Kevin Barry purchased the 0.43 acres where they rented and have…
Powhatan, VA – “While the landscape initially drew us to the property, the diversity of wildlife has far exceeded our expectations. Within our first week, we were serenaded by a pack of coyotes. We’ve seen bears on multiple occasions –…
Richmond, VA – Five years after Capital Region Land Conservancy first identified a 16-acre forested natural area that could be preserved for future public access near Southside Plaza between Hull Street Road and Midlothian Turnpike, the land has been generously…
