Virginia - The Conservation Fund

By the Numbers:

85,174 acres of land and water saved

More than 17,510 acres have been protected in partnership with the United States Forest Service.
Over 6,135 acres have been protected though the Conservation Loans program.

As one of the most visited units of the National Park Service (NPS), the Blue Ridge Parkway welcomes more than 17 million visi...

Threatened by development for decades, this “crown jewel” of Virginia has immense significance, not only for the surrounding e...

Protecting the Dock Street property will ensure this historic viewshed remains unobstructed for future generations....

We specialize in creating solutions that meet community needs, including responding to requests from tribes and Indigenous com...

The easements protect this area’s natural and archaeological resources, while forming a buffer zone that limits development ar...

Machicomoco State Park will offer visitor interpretation facilities, archeological investigation and preservation associated w...

The Conservation Fund has acquired more than 643 acres of new public lands in Virginia that were offered and accepted as mitig...

The protection of the entire Roanoke River Forest will support water quality and secure tributaries to the Roanoke River, a de...

In collaboration with partners, we will continue to protect public access, scenic views and wildlife habitat along this trail ...

Heather Richards
State Director, Virginia and Director, Mid-Atlantic Region, Conservation Acquisition
Blaine Phillips
Senior Vice President, Mid-Atlantic Regional Director, Conservation Acquisition