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the land we save is more than scenic

Our mission is to increase the public’s awareness and knowledge of the importance of leaving the Crow’s Nest peninsula undisturbed.

We've been at it since 2004 and, today, 4,072 acres have been protected.

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Stafford County uses TDR program to grow Crow’s Nest preserve by more than a third

Sep 24, 20212 min read

Stafford County uses TDR program to grow Crow’s Nest preserve by more than a third

Both programs are entirely voluntary on the part of the landowner or developer, and neither is part of the eminent domain process.

Many people worked together to save Crow's Nest

Apr 21, 20173 min read

Many people worked together to save Crow's Nest

Paul Milde got busy and worked to negotiate a sale and to come up with the money to buy Crow’s Nest.

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Protected area of Crow's Nest peninsula grows by 200 acres

Protected area of Crow's Nest peninsula grows by 200 acres

Over 200 acres of wetlands and forest along Accokeek Creek in Stafford County have been added to Crow's Nest Natural Area Preserve. By...

Stafford County uses TDR program to grow Crow’s Nest preserve by more than a third

Stafford County uses TDR program to grow Crow’s Nest preserve by more than a third

Both programs are entirely voluntary on the part of the landowner or developer, and neither is part of the eminent domain process.

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