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Rappahannock County Conservation Alliance (RCCA) invites the community to attend it's annual meeting on Sunday, Nov. 4 at 2 p.m. with featured speaker, Faye Crawford Cooper. Ms. Cooper will focus on the challenges and opportunities (more of the latter) facing land trusts and organizations similar to RCCA. She is a Conservation Easement Specialist with the Virginia Outdoors Foundation, based in its Shenandoah Valley office in Staunton.
The Foundation is a state supported agency that promotes the conservation of open space and holds interest in conservation easements throughout the Commonwealth.
An Augusta County native, she has been involved actively in land conservation initiatives since 1980. She is a founding member and former Executive Director of the Valley Conservation Council, a private land
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