Soup’s On—Holiday Open House 2026
Stop by our new office in New Market to talk conservation in the Valley and vote for your favorite staff-made soup
Announcing our 2026 Valley Treasure – Joan Chapman
This year, we are proud to recognize Joan Chapman of Woodstock, VA, the founder and leader of Shenandoah Reel Women,...
2026 Shenandoah Valley Bike-Walk Summit
Join your neighbors and local leaders to explore the health and community benefits of bike- and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure in our region.
The Next Generation of Conservation
The goal of conservation is to manage and preserve our natural resources, ecosystems, and wildlife for future generations to enjoy....
Shenandoah Valley Conservation Fellowship
In 2025, we helped launch the Shenandoah Valley Conservation Fellowship: a work-based learning program designed to bridge the gap between...
Expanding Our Impact: Welcoming Appalachian Conservation Corps
This summer, our team grows as we welcome two members of the Appalachian Conservation Corps (ACC). From May to September, these early-career conservationists will lead a critical regional effort to enhance our local waterways.
Harvesting Potential: How Ag Labs are Cultivating a New Generation of Leaders
The future of land stewardship is moving out of the classroom and into the barn. Through Agriculture Land Labs, students...
New Faces in County Hallways!
We’re excited to introduce three new staff members from our partner localities: Jack Hurst (Shenandoah), Dwayne Martin (Rockingham), and Delaney...
2025 Annual Report
If 2025 was a test, it was also a proof of concept. Our deep-rooted relationships kept vital projects moving in creative ways. When funding was at its most uncertain last spring, community members like you stepped up to ensure we didn’t miss a beat.
Tracking Conservation in the 2026 General Assembly
Halfway through this year’s legislative session, our focus remains on bringing a rural perspective to Richmond, grounded in what matters...