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Greene County Conservation Speed Dating Workshop

February 26 @ 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm

A room filled with people sitting across from each other at tables with maps in between them.

Are you interested in:
1) learning about different conservation practices that can benefit your landscape and production goals
2) Learning about financial assistance available to help cover the cost of those practices?
3)Having an opportunity to meet many of the local organizations and technical service providers that can assist you?

If so, we invite you to join PEC for a hands-on workshop that will give you one-on-one time with local technical service providers and conservation practitioners to discuss your interests, options, and next steps specific to your property. All participants will receive a large scale printed map of their property and have the opportunity to interact with service providers from PEC, Rappahannock River Round Table, Friends of the Rappahannock, Blue Ridge PRISM, American Farmland Trust, NRCS, Culpeper SWCD, and the Department of Forestry.

This event is only open to Greene County landowners and producers, stay tuned for similar events in the future in your area at pecva.org/events. There is a limit to the number of participants (10-12 landowners) due to the format of the event so those that would like to participate should email Lauria McShane at [email protected] as soon as possible.

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