MIDDLEBURG, VA, Oct. 26, 2023 – The Land Trust of Virginia (LTV), the Virginia Piedmont Heritage Area Association (VPHA) and the Piedmont...

WASHINGTON, Va., August 31, 2023 – Land Trust of Virginia (LTV) is pleased to announce two conservation easements in Rappahannock County....

MECHANICSVILLE, Va., August 18, 2023 – Land Trust of Virginia (LTV) is pleased to announce a conservation easement in Mechanicsville...

The U.S. Congress passed the Charitable Conservation Easement Program Integrity Act (the “Integrity Act”) as part of the year-end omnibus...

LOVINGSTON, Va., May 31, 2023 – Land Trust of Virginia (LTV) is pleased to announce a conservation easement in Shipman thanks to the...

MIDDLEBURG, Va., April 3, 2023 – The Land Trust of Virginia (LTV) is pleased to announce they have been awarded a one-year grant by...

In 2022, LTV staff completed 21 easements for a total of 4,642 acres protected.

This 135-acre property is nearby to seven other conservation easements, adding to the scenic, protected landscape of western Loudoun County.

This 423-acre property will now remain open for agricultural use in perpetuity.

This 4.9-acre historic property is along the Green Circle Trail and provides valuable scenic open space and old growth tree canopy.

Kathy Wilt's 12-acre property in Purcellville plays an important role in maintaining the rural setting of this area.

This 86-acre property is the first LTV easement recorded in Powhatan County.

This 717-acre property is the first LTV easement recorded in Highland County.

This 228-acre property is the first LTV easement recorded in Gloucester County.

This 290-acre property will protect a variety of natural resources and a spectacular example of early American Architecture.

This 577-acre property is adjacent to another easement McDaniel completed with LTV in 2020.

This 153-acre property is contiguous with three other easements, creating a network of protection in this rural part of Albemarle County.

This 94-acre property is located in Front Royal, Va. and will protect the scenic views along State Route 55, a Virginia Byway, forever.