Community Services & Nonprofits

Land Conservation

Krebser Fund for Rappahannock County Conservation
Mission: To conserve critical conservation lands in Rappahannock County by assisting private landowners to take voluntary measures to conserve their land. The fund assists landowners by helping defray the initial costs of placing conservation easements on their land. It also works closely with other nonprofit and county conservation programs and provides matching funds for land conservation grants, purchases of at-risk conservation properties and purchases of easements. Fran Krebser
540.631.0821
69 Twin Post Lane / Huntly, VA 22640
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Piedmont Environmental Council (PEC)
Mission: Promoting and protecting the Virginia Piedmont region’s ecological and natural resources. PEC helps citizens and communities protect their rural economy and their natural and historic resources. It preserves land and open space by supporting and promoting land-conservation easements and other innovative solutions. It also promotes best use of available land and intelligent land-use planning, with an eye for rural heritage and rural economy. Don Loock, Land Conservation Officer
www.pecva.org
dloock@pecva.org
540.522.4222
257 Gay Street Suite C PO Box 532 / Washington, VA 22747
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Rappahannock County Conservation Alliance (RCCA)
Dedicated to keeping Rappahannock County scenic and rural, RCCA educates the community about the value of conservation easements and land conservation. RCCA holds myriad public events, such as tax credit seminars and informational gatherings for prospective easement donors to help landowners make informed decisions about long-term options for their land.
Hours: Tu & Th, 9 am-5 pm; or by appointment
rcca1@earthlink.net
540.987.9118
12018-B Lee Highway PO Box 116 / Sperryville, VA 22740
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