VCAP in the City of Richmond
The James River Soil and Water Conservation District has signed an agreement with the City of Richmond to provide residents and businesses with cost-share to implement conservation practices on their property.
We have partnered with Capital Region Land Conservancy to provide site visits and technical assistance within City limits. To request a site visit to your property, please fill out the form below.
Capital Region Land Conservancy
Incorporated in Virginia in March 2005 as a non-profit 501(c)3 organization, Capital Region Land Conservancy was created to fill a void in natural resource conservation in the Richmond area. At CRLC we educate landowners about voluntary land protection tools, facilitate the process of donating conservation easements, and hold conservation easements in perpetuity. CRLC uses a cooperative approach to conservation that balances economic growth with natural resource protection by promoting voluntary land protection and strategic land acquisition to support implementation of local comprehensive plans. CRLC is operated by its 16-member board of directors, its 9-member advisory council, a full-time Executive Director and four staff members. The board meets monthly from September until May. The president of the board of directors oversees the Executive Director. We are a well-respected, dependable, and responsive team dedicated to the communities we serve.