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Recently we sat down with Margaret Fisher and Jon Rosenthal, Clifton landowners who recently placed a second property under conservation...

NVCT had the pleasure of sitting down with Mrs. Joyce Arndt, the current owner of the Tank Creek Preserve. Joyce has always been known as...

Tank Creek in full fall colors Natural areas in Virginia are essential for a multitude of reasons. Those open to the public provide opportunities for recreation, an escape from the busy city that provides mental and health benefits, and the chance to get up close and personal with nearby nature. What about private nature preserves without public access? Trees purify the air, help reduce stormwater runoff, and even help minimize city temperatures by as much 7 degrees Fahrenhei

In late January, the halls of Colin Powell Elementary School were abuzz with excitement as Teacher Laura Senturia announced the school's...

We are thrilled to announce the winners of NVCT’s annual Saving Nearby Nature Photo Contest. We received many incredible submissions from...

Nature's Tapestry: Memories Woven into the Outdoors By: Isabella Holmes, Communications and Community Engagement Intern at NVCT With a...

Written by Aaron Kershaw 2024 marks the 30th year of the Northern Virginia Conservation Trust (NVCT), and we find ourselves standing at a...

On December 9, 2023, the Northern Virginia Conservation Trust (NVCT) formally communicated its stance to the Prince William County Board...

The Northern Virginia Conservation Trust Board of Directors issued a statement opposing the Digital Gateway data center proposal that...

Press Release For Immediate Release: October 30, 2023 Contacts: Northern Virginia Conservation Trust Aaron Kershaw akershaw@nvct.org /...