conservation easements
- Dominion unveils route changes for Valley Link Transmission line
The proposed Valley Link Transmission Line's Route 2 option with variations, which Dominion Energy has shared with nine Virginia counties that the line could cross, if approved.
- Western Loudoun Push: One Underground HVDC Instead of MARL and Valley Link North Overhead
LOVETTSVILLE, Va. — Theresa Ghiorzi and a JotForm petition urge Loudoun, Frederick, and Clarke officials to back a single underground HVDC alternative to FirstEnergy’s MARL/Gore–Doubs–Goose Creek 500 kV and Valley Link North 765 kV lines into Data Center Alley.
- Culpeper Supervisors Approve Partial Easement Release for Battlefields State Park
The unanimous vote clears title issues on six Elkwood Downs parcels while keeping airport-related height limits in place.
- Virginia Land Conservation Foundation Pushes Record $17.21 Million Budget for Fiscal Year 2027
The Virginia Land Conservation Foundation recently announced a record allocation of $17.21 million for its Fiscal Year 2027 grant round. This unprecedented level of funding represents a massive expansion of a state program designed to purchase development rights and place permanent conservation easements on private property. Fiscal conservatives across the state are raising alarms about […]
- Prince William County Advances Strategic Land Acquisitions and Conservation Efforts in Fiscal Year 2027 Budget
Prince William County is actively executing a series of strategic land purchases and real estate investments as part of its Fiscal Year 2027 budget planning. Local officials have allocated millions of dollars toward essential public safety infrastructure, economic redevelopment, and environmental conservation initiatives across the jurisdiction. These targeted financial commitments reflect a broad
- Governor announces $14.4 million for public parks, conservation easements and land acquisitions
Aerial photo showing the 2,600-acre Wilderness Crossing site and surrounding area. Under the governor’s program, 36.17 acres of the Wilderness Battlefield will be protected. Photo by Hugh Kenny/PEC.