Loudoun BOS Adopts Resolution Regarding Power Line Route At the April 16th business meeting, the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution encouraging the use of existing transmission line corridors for the new 500 kV electric power transmission line across western Loudoun. The […]
A Celebration of the Mountains. We are delighted to present “Food with a Story,” a culinary collaboration between the renowned Chef Joanie Wolford of Savoir Fare Catering and the esteemed forager and restoration ecologist Clay Morris.
2023 Inaugural Video Contest Project Friends of the Blue Ridge Mountains announces its seven high school scholarship winners in its 2023 Inaugural Video Contest Project. The project was to challenge senior Loudoun high school students, in their honors “Capstone” program, to create and produce short videos that support Friends […]
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Friends of the Blue Ridge Mountains was founded in 2007 to preserve, enhance, and celebrate the treasured historic, cultural, and ecological features of the Blue Ridge in our region. One of the goals of Friends of the Blue Ridge Mountains’ is to encourage local students – who represent […]
Please Join Us Barbeque and Seminar: Land Preservation through Conservation Easements ‐‐ Financial & Tax Benefits You are cordially invited to attend a barbeque dinner and seminar at Shadow Creek in Purcellville on Tuesday, March 28, 2023, at 6:00 pm. The topic of the seminar will be […]
Loudoun Planning Commission Hears Zoning Ordinance Concerns “Most of us acknowledge that we are approaching potentially catastrophic climate change. The mountains are our ally,” Friends of the Blue Ridge Mountains President Peter Weeks said, urging changes to mountainside protections. https://www.loudounnow.com/news/loudoun-planning-commission-hears-zoning-ordinance-concerns/article_c60c7198-9cd8-11ed-bfcd-37c82de8468b.html