The Capital Region Land Conservancy will host its National Public Lands Day event at the Varina LandLab Conservation Area, a 353-acre tract off Deep Bottom Road in Eastern Henrico, Sept. 28-29. The event will be a part of the CRLC's efforts to highlight the value of public spaces
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A 41-acre piece of historic Civil War land in Henrico has been preserved by the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, in partnership with the Capital Region Land Conservancy. The site, known as Little Malvern Hill, was part of the larger Malvern Hill Farm until about 1877. It encompasses areas where
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The Capital Region Land Conservancy, the only Richmond-area land trust, is seeking reaccreditation from the Land Trust Accreditation Commission, and members of the public have the chance to submit comments as part of the process. The CRLC first earned accreditation in 2019, becoming one of just 12 of Virginia nearly
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Over the centuries, the land that lies at the confluence of the James River and Four Mile Creek has been home to indigenous people as far back as 2000 BCE, as well as to Arrohattoc tribes of the Powhatan Confederacy and to some of the first Europeans to settle the
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