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Have you listened to the TREES?
Seven reasons to celebrate the natural wonder of the 17-year periodic cicadas.
Celebrate the newly restored Meadow Creek and go for a "trial run" along the Rivanna Trail.
From right: Michael Lipford (Virginia Executive Director, The Nature Conservancy), Susan Hunt (daughter of Alan & Nathalie Voorhees, who donated Voorhees Preserve in 1994) Jennifer Kostyniuk (Dominion Virginia Power) and Leib Kaminsky (Student Conservation Association) participate in a ribbon-cutting ceremony to reopen Voorhees Nature Preserve, Virginia. © Jennifer Dalke/TNC
Enjoy an armchair adventure along the newly reopened trails at Voorhees Preserve.
The Conservancy's Brian van Eerden explores old-growth bald cypress trees along the Blackwater River, Virginia. © Daniel White/TNC
Travel with us into a primeval swamp in search of ancient cypress trees.
A nest of newly banded red-cockaded woodpecker chicks at the Conservancy's Piney Grove Preserve, Virginia. The young birds are banded at 6-10 days of age. Each bird receives a unique combination of colored bands, allowing it to be identified from a distance with spotting scopes. © Robert Clontz/TNC
See biologists attempt to band endangered woodpecker chicks at Piney Grove.
Learn how you can help protect the fragile nests and chicks of migratory shore birds while visiting VCR.
Join us on the firelines for a prescribed burn of 180 acres of longleaf pine.
View some of TNC's most treasured places in Virginia and hear from the folks that helped to protect them.
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Brian van Eerden, Southern Rivers Program Director, with his daughter, Abigail, explore the pine savannahs at The Nature Conservancy's Piney Grove Preserve and adjoining International Paper property located in the Mid Atlantic Coastal Plain ecoregion of southeastern Virginia. © Mark Godfrey/TNC