MARCH, 2019
NVCT NEWSLETTER
UPCOMING EVENTS
25 YEARS OF SAVING NEARBY NATURE LUNCHEON 
We're just a few days away from our '25 Years of Saving Nearby Nature' annual luncheon! Join us at the top of the Key Bridge Marriott in Arlington on Thursday, March 21 at 11:30 a.m. to celebrate 25 years of land and water conservation in Northern Virginia. Click here to learn more and to register.
CONSERVATION SOCIAL - MARCH HAPPY HOUR!
In honor of our 25th anniversary year, we've launched a new social program! On the 25th of every month, we will be gathering folks together to network and discuss ideas about how to make a difference in our region. Join us this month at Copperwood Tavern in Arlington to kick off our second Conservation Social of the year. Bring your friends and family, arrive when you can and let's enjoy an evening with great food and drink! (Note: We will be located in the bar area for happy hour) View the full details below and click here to check out our Facebook event.

  • Where: Copperwood Tavern Shirlington, 4021 Campbell Ave, Arlington, VA 22206
  • When: Monday, March 25, 2019
  • Time: 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
IN THE COMMUNITY
LOUDOUN AND PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY LANDOWNER WORKSHOP
Our lands team had a great time meeting Loudoun and Prince William County landowners to discuss the various conservation options for their properties. If you're interested in learning about the options available to you, get in touch with us! Give us a call at 703-354-5093 or email our Senior Land Conservation Specialist, Andrea Reese.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY NATIVE PLANT SYMPOSIUM

Thanks to Prince William County for hosting the Native Plant Symposium for Beginners in Woodbridge on February 23. Attendees were able to learn more about the native plants of Virginia and how our communities can “Stop Mowing, Start Growing!” The day included a wonderful keynote address by Chris Ludwig, and an engaging panel discussion on meadows, native plants, wildlife habitat and forests. The afternoon break out sessions were led by leaders from Virginia Cooperative Extension, Prince William Soil & Water Conservation District, Prince William Wildflower Society, Prince William Conservation Alliance and Prince William Department of Public Works.
25TH ANNIVERSARY
OUR STORY
As you know, we're celebrating our 25th anniversary year. We’re proud of the conserved lands we own and care for that have helped create sustainable and healthy communities in our region. NVCT is your local land trust that is working every day to sustain and enhance urban and rural communities alike across Northern Virginia. Our story is about the people and places that make our area unique and special and we hope you’re excited to be a part of the next chapter ahead.