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Happy Anniversary PEC Fellowship!

Happy Anniversary PEC Fellowship!

Boasting 116 alumni since its inception, the seven-week Fellowship Program has helped future environmental leaders gain hands-on experience in a unique mix of topics such as land conservation, land use, sustainable agriculture, energy policy, habitat stewardship, historic preservation, transportation planning and geographic information systems (GIS) with experienced professionals.

We receive applicants from all over the country. Through a selective process, twelve college students are chosen to participate in the summer Program.

A Thank You and Best Wishes

A Thank You and Best Wishes

…As Doug plans for his retirement in July, I reflect on what an honor it has been to work with him through the years. We all know Doug as hard-working, passionate, funny and fearless. We also know him as the man who wears the best crazy socks.

He has been my boss for the majority of his time at PEC, but most importantly, he has been my friend. He never asked staff to do anything that he wouldn’t do, always standing and working beside us to see an event or project through to the end. He always encouraged us to grow our interest and ideas into projects that may align with PEC’s mission, while igniting our excitement that we too are helping make a difference…

On the Ground Summer 2016

On the Ground Summer 2016

Find out some of the ‘On the Ground’ highlights from around PEC’s region.

  • Albemarle: Key Parkland Purchase, Historic Bridge at Risk
  • Clarke: River and Roots Festival
  • Culpeper: Working with Partners to Create a New Park
  • Fauquier: Help Shape the Future of Fauquier
  • Greene: Landowners Learn About Land Conservation and Land Management
  • Loudoun: Planning Underway for Loudoun’s Future
  • Madison: Helping Native Brook Trout Habitat
  • Orange: Gordonsville Renaissance
  • Rappahannock: Working with Shenandoah National Park