Accreditation helps NNLC best protect land like this – Ditchley in Northumberland County

Northern Neck Land Conservancy

Earns National Recognition

Strong Commitment to Public Trust and Conservation Excellence

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Boots and BBQ 2018
September 23rd
1:00 pm – 4:00pm
Theme: Arts & Artisans
Cost: $40

 

Online sales have ended to allow pre-event processing. Tickets will be available at the entrance on 9/23/18. Cash or check preferred.

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Cowart Properties, LLC

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Rives & Betsy Hardy

Steve Walker

The Northern Neck Land Conservancy thanks you for your support!

Preserve the Land You Love

The Northern Neck Land Conservancy is a small non-profit land trust on the Northern Neck of Virginia, a peninsula located between the Potomac and Rappahannock Rivers and bordering the Chesapeake Bay. Water surrounds our area and in order to keep it bountiful and safe for fishing, crabbing, swimming and drinking, we need a clean environment with protected stream banks, expansive woodlands, attentive farming and citizens who choose to safeguard the environment from pollutants. We help landowners who want to voluntarily protect their lands with permanent conservation easements to ensure that their property sustains the rural character of the Northern Neck and maintains a healthy environment for future generations.

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Let’s keep the Northern Neck a wonderful place to live, work and visit.

Ditchley’s Unique Journey to Conservation

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© NORTHERN NECK LAND CONSERVANCY

PO BOX 697

Warsaw, VA 22572

804-250-2334

Info@nnconserve.org

An Accredited Land Trust