Climate Investments from the White House Are Coming to Virginia – What Should We Expect?

By |2024-03-20T15:27:17-04:00November 23, 2021|Categories: Conservation News Across the Commonwealth, Federal Funding, Updates From The Capital|Tags: |

What do federal bills mean for the conservation movement in Virginia? VCN highlighted the climate funding and projects Virginia will receive from these pieces of federal legislation, with a focus on our environmental priorities.

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Pollution Prevention Education Week: No Metal Mining & # NOMVP

By |2024-04-01T12:06:20-04:00October 28, 2021|Categories: Conservation News Across the Commonwealth, Stopping Fossil Fuel Infrastructure, Toxic Pollution|Tags: , , |

Welcome to the eighth week of Our Common Agenda Education Series, featuring the Pollution Prevention chapter of Our Common Agenda.

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Land Conservation Education Week: show me the money!

By |2024-04-30T13:45:39-04:00September 22, 2021|Categories: Conservation News Across the Commonwealth, Land Conservation & Recreation, Tree Preservation|Tags: , , , |

Our Common Agenda Education Series features the Land Conservation chapter of Our Common Agenda and policy recommendations for preserving tree canopy, sustainable agriculture, dedicated conservation funding, and more.

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Wildlife & Fisheries Education Week: wildlife corridors, mussels, and oysters – oh my!

By |2024-04-30T13:51:39-04:00September 16, 2021|Categories: Conservation News Across the Commonwealth, Protecting Native Species|Tags: , , |

Welcome to week one of Our Common Agenda Education Series, featuring the Wildlife & Fisheries chapter of Our Common Agenda. Read below for the latest on Virginia’s wildlife corridors, mussel populations, and oyster populations.

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