Conservation Chronicles

📸: Lois and Taylor Cole sharing laughter on Scott Hollow Farm, captured by Kate Simon. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Blue Ridge Life Magazine shares the sweet love story of our very own Taylor Cole, his...

Nestled in the northern end of the Blue Grass Valley of Highland County with the headwaters of the Potomac River running through the middle lies a quiet farm owned by SKE and Debora Ellington. It...

We are so excited to share our 2019 Annual Report where you can find what your Conservation Partners have been up to! 2019 Annual Report

On April 22, 1970, 20 million Americans across the country protested against the deterioration of the environment. What started as a movement across universities spread like wildfire throughout communities and ended in involvement of school...

Monday, April 9th marked the first Upper and Middle James Riparian Consortium meeting of 2020. Professionals from land, water, plant, and wildlife communities joined together in Scottsville, VA to discuss current Consortium projects, highlights, and...

Upper and Middle James Riparian Consortium Kelli Iddings, Conservation Partners' Director of Conservation Programs, has partnered with the Upper and Middle James Riparian Consortium to meet the goals of Virginia's Watershed Implementation Plan (WIP), which...

The Perrow Homestead in Bedford County When asked about the age of the old farmhouse, Bunk Perrow laughed and said, "This house is one of the only things on the farm that's been here longer...

Conservation Partners’ President, Taylor Cole, and his wife, Lois received two 2019 Clean Water Farm Awards for their efforts in watershed protection on their working farm in Deerfield. The Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation...