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     Welcome!   "Save Crow's Nest" is a non-partisan group of private citizens who believe that the Crow's Nest peninsula--Stafford County's largest tract of undeveloped land--is a treasure that should not be spoiled by development. (Scroll down to learn what's new.)
     What do we want? We want our elected officials and the property owners to work together to save the entire Crow's Nest peninsula from any development, and to create a natural area park with public access for low-impact recreational and  educational activities.  

Join "Save Crow's Nest"!  We need your help, your support and your input.   
Contact us: savecrowsnest@savecrowsnest.org 

What's new? (archive)

SCN volunteers of all ages work and have fun at the annual Spring trash pick-up.

 

 

Fifteen volunteers from Save Crow's Nest spent a Saturday morning in May picking up trash and cleaning debris from a recent flood on Raven Road, one of the two roads through and around Crow's Nest that Save Crow's Nest has adopted. Our next clean-up will be held on Saturday, September 13th.

 

Recent Developments

Gov. Kaine dedicates portion of Crow’s Nest but its future remains uncertain.

Virginia Governor Tim Kaine at the dedication ceremony for a portion of Crow’s Nest. 

      On May 1, 2008, public officials and guests gathered at a sight overlooking Crow’s Nest to celebrate the acquisition and preservation of 1770 acres of the Crow’s Nest peninsula.  This is a first step towards protecting the 4,000-acre peninsula.  But nearly 60% of Crow’s Nest remains unprotected.  
     To learn more, you can see photos of the dedication ceremony and read a reflection and analysis regarding the status of Crow’s Nest and its uncertain future. You can also read the press release issued by Save Crow's Nest.  

What Now?

             To understand the future of Crow's Nest, you must first understand that there are three different portions of the Crow’s Nest peninsula to be considered

  • Parcel “A” is in two parts and covers 1720 acres (tinted green on the map below)

  • Parcel “B” covers 1167 acres (yellow on the map)

  • Crow’s Nest Harbour and the area just west covers about 1,120 acres (red on the map)

The dedication ceremony was for parcel “A” (green)--about 40% of the peninsula--for $19 million.  The County has an option, but no funding, to purchase of Parcel “B” (yellow), for $16 million.  There are not any plans to purchase the Crow’s Nest Harbour and nearby lots (red). 

         

Show Your Support -- Get Your "Save Crow's Nest" T-shirt Now!  
Now you can show everyone your support for saving all of Crow's Nest. These t-shirts are available in an eye-catching blue and yellow (great for wearing to Board of Supervisor meetings!) and in our traditional blue and white.

All proceeds from the sale of t-shirts will go to support activities to save Crow's Nest.

To order your t-shirts, send a check for $12 (includes shipping and handling) made out to "Save Crow's Nest"; your name and address; and color and size (yellow or white; S, M, L, or XL) to Save Crow's Nest, PO Box 78, Brooke, VA 22430.

 

 

 

This site last updated on Friday, June 27, 2008

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