The Virginia Outdoors Foundation (VOF) has announced up to $5,000 per project in funding for grants to enhance water quality in the Appomattox River watershed. The grants are being made …
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Efforts in Virginia will focus on engaging private landowners along the Rappahannock River.
More than two miles of Nottoway River frontage protected with forested riparian buffer.
Proposed easements will provide outdoor recreation and education opportunities for residents throughout the region.
Project funded by $1.2 million grant from VOF’s Forest CORE Fund will expand recreational opportunities in Montgomery County.
Latest round of Forest CORE grants will help to protect significant forest resources in region affected by Mountain Valley Pipeline.
105-acre purchase funded by VLCF grant and protected with VOF easement.
NBC’s Ron Allen spent time in Richmond with family, volunteers, and staff who are leading the efforts to restore the historic African American cemetery.
In 1968, James Ball, Jr. became the first landowner to protect his land with the Virginia Outdoors Foundation when he donated an open-space easement on 100 acres in Goochland County …
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VOF will assist James River Association and Department of Forestry with outreach to landowners.
