The New River Land Trust is pleased to be hosting the 45th Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour – Virtual Edition. The film festival will be very different this year, and while we’re disappointed that we’re not able to host the exciting in-person event, the good news is that you can have more Banff than … Read more
The Brush Mountain Trails Project is moving forward! About 80% of trail construction on Property 1 is complete. An additional trail was recently approved, and work is underway on this exciting, more technical trail. The Poverty Creek Trails Coalition is coordinating the volunteer effort needed for finishing work on trails that were built this past … Read more
In the Catawba Valley, just 10 minutes or so from Blacksburg, a federally endangered species of fish, the Roanoke logperch, is getting some much-needed help. The New River Land Trust (NRLT) is partnering with local landowners, the United States Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS), the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR), the Skyline Soil & … Read more
NEW! Outdoor Exploration Backpacks are now available to check out from the Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library System (MFRL). This fall, 8 Early Birders backpacks are available, and early next spring, we’ll add 10 Stream Exploration Backpacks. This program will serve as an environmental education resource for families tailored to meet standards of learning for grades 4-7 … Read more
Thanks to volunteers from New River Valley Master Naturalists, Sustainable Blacksburg, and the New River Valley Chapter of the Virginia Native Plant Society, our pollinator garden the the Nature Play Space in Heritage Park got a makeover this summer. Volunteers did lots of weeding, and recently added some new plants to the garden. Pollinator gardens … Read more