
Department of Conservation and Recreation

By Emi EndoPosted July 09, 2024
Without intervention, remaining rare pondspice shrubs would be doomed. Will an experiment to hand-pollinate bear fruit? READ MOREBy Emi EndoPosted April 26, 2024
Dozens of new groundwater isopod species in caves have been discovered through an international research collaboration with DCR. READ MOREBy Emi EndoPosted March 26, 2024
Native river cane is making a comeback thanks to volunteer efforts. READ MOREBy Guest AuthorPosted February 27, 2024
For National Invasive Species Awareness Week, learn about nine species found in Virginia. READ MOREBy Emi EndoPosted January 31, 2024
Where do native wildlife still have connected habitats in Virginia? READ MOREBy Emi EndoPosted December 28, 2023
How did DCR work to Conserve, Protect and Enjoy in 2023? Read about the year's accomplishments. READ MOREBy Emi EndoPosted December 24, 2023
State scientists monitor threatened northeastern beach tiger beetle populations READ MOREBy Haley RodgersPosted November 28, 2023
Virginia-based artist Cassandra L. Kim uses her creativity to highlight rare species in an exhibition opening on December 2, 2023, in Richmond. See a preview of the artwork and read insights from the artist. READ MOREBy Starr AndersonPosted November 06, 2023
Once a year, the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation partners with members of the Professional TrailBuilders Association to host a two-day Sustainable Trail Building workshop, giving employees the chance to learn about the ins and outs of sustainable trail planning, construction and maintenance. READ MOREBy Emi EndoPosted October 23, 2023
Prescribed fire is a critical management tool for natural area preserves. READ MORE