Protecting America’s Legendary Shenandoah Valley July 29, 2016 What’s the Conservation Story in Your County? See the latest in VCC’s summer newsletter Vision July 2016. If you would like a hard copy or have questions, please contact us at info@valleyconservation.org or (540) 886-3541. Support conservation in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley region. Join VCC or […]
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Protecting America’s Legendary Shenandoah Valley July 27, 2016 What’s the Conservation Story in Your County? See the latest in VCC’s summer newsletter Vision July 2016. If you would like a hard copy or have questions, please contact us at info@valleyconservation.org or (540) 886-3541. Support conservation in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley region. Join VCC or […]
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Protecting America’s Legendary Shenandoah Valley May 18, 2016 Alert: Pipeline Input Meeting May 21 in Bath County A recent route adjustment to Dominion’s proposed 42-inch Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) moves the route south through Highland County and into Bath County, and then northward through the narrow Deerfield valley in Augusta County. (see photo below) VCC […]
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Protecting America’s Legendary Shenandoah Valley May 11, 2016 Join River Walk at the Farm Jeanne and Bobby Whitescarver are hosting a River Walk at the Farm on Sunday, June 12, at 3 pm in Swoope (Augusta County). Valley Conservation is a cosponsor. Space is limited to the first 50 participants. For more information and […]
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Protecting America’s Legendary Shenandoah Valley Join the Fun! Kites & Critters This Sunday on Bells Lane Sunday, April 17, from 1 – 5 pm 272 Bells Lane, Staunton, VA Valley Conservation Council’s “Kites & Critters” invites everyone to a day at the farm on Bells Lane in Staunton. Come fly a kite, release a baby […]
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Protecting America’s Legendary Shenandoah Valley See VCC’s Annual Report/Newsletter for news of last year and what’s ahead for VCC. VCC Embraces Future In late 2015 VCC’s board firmly recommitted to VCC’s core areas of land protection and better development. “Transitions are opportunities,” says VCC Board Chairman Butch Snow. “Brenda Mead (our new executive […]
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Protecting America’s Legendary Shenandoah Valley Welcome to Brenda Mead, VCC’s New Executive Director! In February, VCC welcomed Brenda Mead as Interim Executive Director. VCC is grateful to Bruce Rinker for his contributions as Executive Director over the past 18 months. His enthusiasm was contagious and without his leadership we would not have recognized […]
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