Spring Renewal – Letter from PEC’s President
The last few weeks of winter and the first weeks […]
Piedmont Environmental Council
Now one of the most effective community-based environmental groups in the country, PEC works with the citizens of our nine-county region to conserve land, create high-quality communities, strengthen rural economies, celebrate historic resources, protect air and water quality, build smart transportation networks, promote sustainable energy choices, restore wildlife habitat, and improve people’s access to nature.
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Meet PEC: Spring 2022
Meet PEC’s Hallie Harriman and Laura O’Brien! The post Meet […]
A Potential Superfund Site?
Last year, we told you about a developer’s proposal for […]
Protecting a Historic Landscape in Orange County
Within the nationally recognized Madison-Barbour Rural Historic District, near Barboursville […]
Re-aligning Land and Nature at the Holden Farm in Loudoun County
In 2021, the Holdens partnered with The Piedmont Environmental Council […]
In the City or the Country—Public Access to Nature Matters
As the pandemic drove many Piedmont residents to seek respite […]
Report from Richmond: The good, the bad from a busy session
PEC’s summary of the 2022 Virginia General Assembly session. The […]
Nora Seilheimer joins The Piedmont Environmental Council as Director of Advancement
Piedmont Environmental Council President Chris Miller is pleased to announce […]
Spring 2022 Piedmont View
The spring 2022 edition of the Piedmont View features 2021 […]
Week Ahead for March 14, 2022: Budget season continues with work sessions in Albemarle, Charlottesville, Fluvanna and Nelson; Greene PC to consider Lydia Mountain Lodge expansion
Make sure your clock is correct so that you don’t […]