Virginia Outdoors Foundation: Preserving Virginia's Open Space Through Easements

VOF Easement in Greene County. Photo courtesy of easement donor.

An Overview of Our Land Conservation Programs

Donating an Easement to VOF

Easement Documents and Forms

Tax Benefits of Protecting Your Land

An Overview of Easement Stewardship

The Easement Monitoring Process

Contact VOF About Changes That Affect Your Easement

Strengthening Easements with an Amendment

Easement Enforcement

Mission & History

Board of Trustees

Board Meetings - Upcoming

Board Meetings - Previous

Employment

Contact Regional VOF Office

VOF Staff Directory

VOF Owned Land

Make a Donation

Planned Giving

Volunteer Opportunities

News Releases

Annual Report

Newsletter

Easement Statistics

Strategic Plan

VOF Landowner Sign

Partners

Other Resources

SPOTLIGHT

VOF protected 55,000 acres through conservation easements in 2009, making it the fourth straight year that VOF easements topped 50,000 acres. VOF now protects more than 580,000 acres across Virginia. That's three times the size of Shenandoah National Park. Read more.

Highlights

Winter 2010 newsletter

Historic Ingles Ferry Farm in Pulaski County protected

2010-2013 Strategic Plan

2010 board meeting dates

VOF easement statistics

Easement Documents
Forms, guidelines, templates & more

Resources for landowners who are considering an easement donation. Includes lists of attorneys and tax credit brokers who specialize in easements.

Volunteer Opportunities
Interested in volunteering for VOF?

To find out what kinds of volunteer opportunities are available at the Virginia Outdoors Foundation, please download our volunteer application form and submit it to Sara Ensley, HR manager, at sensley@vofonline.org.