Mark Your Calendar for Our 2025 Annual Meeting & Partner Retreat!
VCN's Annual Meeting & Partner Retreat is a prime opportunity to engage with Virginia's strongest conservation movement outdoors.
Report: Data Centers Power Demand Exceeds Chip Supply
London Economics International released a report commissioned by the Southern Environmental Law Center highlighting that projected data center power demand is exceeding the capacity of chip suppliers, with serious implications for the Southeast.
Report: Virginia’s Housing Innovations in Energy Efficiency (HIEE) Program
The Virginia Housing Alliance released a report highlighting the impact of programs through the Housing Innovations in Energy Efficiency (HIEE) funds.
Map: PFAS in Drinking Water Systems
USAToday released an interactive map identifying public drinking water systems that have recently submitted test results for forever chemicals to the Environmental Protection Agency.
VCN Workgroups Meet In-Person to Shape the Year Ahead
VCN workgroups met in-person throughout the spring to set goals, discuss key issues, and connect with each other.
Black In Green Conservation Career Panel Is Back!
Virginia Conservation Network and BlackOak Collective partnered again to host Virginia’s annual Black In Green, connecting young Black professionals with Black leaders in the conservation movement.
Report: Boosting Health for Children – Benefits of Zero-Emission Transportation and Electricity
The American Lung Association released a report highlighting the benefits of zero-emission transportation and electricity on children's health.
Civic Engagement Training Series: Strengthening Advocacy Efforts for Nonprofits
Our 3-part training series will help you navigate the legalities of election advocacy as a 501(c)(3), effective storytelling for advocacy, and civic engagement best practices.
VCN Staff Explore Northern Virginia
Every year, Virginia Conservation Network staff visit a new region of Virginia for a staff retreat. This year, VCN staff headed to Northern Virginia to visit Alexandria and Georgetown.