The Conservancy has protected more than 230,000 acres in Virginia.
The Virginia Aquatic Resources Trust Fund provides resources for stream and wetland restoration projects throughout the state. Read about one of the Trust Fund's latest projects.
Gov. Warner and former first lady of Virginia Lisa Collis have given $1.5 million to help advance the Conservancy's work in the Allegheny Highlands .
The Conservancy partnered with the Virginia Department of Forestry to protect wildlife and forest lands essential to water quality in the Chesapeake Bay. Read more about the new 1,811-acre Dragon Run State Forest. Read more news stories >>
The Rivanna watershed is one of the finest freshwater and stream systems in the Piedmont. Read more about how the Conservancy is working with a local community to balance drinking water needs with the health of area rivers.
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