CRLC in partnership with the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources invite the community to a free informational workshop about Virginia’s Wildlife Biodiversity Resilience Corridors. Learn about Virginia’s Wildlife Corridor, conservation easements, and how landowners can possibly reap financial benefits while supporting…
CRLC in partnership with the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources invite the community to a free informational workshop about Virginia’s Wildlife Biodiversity Resilience Corridors. Learn about Virginia’s Wildlife Corridor, conservation easements, and how landowners can possibly reap financial benefits while supporting…
Capital Region Land Conservancy is excited to welcome naturalist, Karl Kratzer, to the Varina LandLab Conservation Area for our first herpetology hike. Joined by CRLC Land Stewardship Manager, Ashley Moulton, we’ll guide hikers off the beaten path on Saturday, May…
Join Capital Region Land Conservancy’s Land Stewardship Manager on Monday, June 16, 2025 for a leisurely morning hike from 9:00am – 12:00pm at CRLC’s Varina LandLab Conservation Area! We’ll discover the wildflowers and tranquil grasses and pines along Four Mile…
Richmond, VA – One thing that unites us as a nation is land: Americans strongly support saving the natural spaces they love. Since 2005, Capital Region Land Conservancy (CRLC) has been doing just that for the people and wildlife of…
New Kent County, VA – With perseverance and a strong conservation ethic, Louis Savage has protected 310 acres along the Pamunkey River at Eltham Farm. Mr. Savage spent much of his childhood roaming the woods and fields of the family…
New Kent County, VA – Rockahock is an Algonquian word meaning “sand bar.” It also refers to an important site along the Pamunkey River situated across from the Pamunkey Indian Reservation established in 1646. In the 18th century, a property known as Rockahock in…
