Resource Protection & Green Infrastructure

Cattle farmer John Adams walks a Northern Loudoun pasture, amidst limestone outcrops. [Image courtesy Mary Gustafson]
This committee monitors environmental issues in Loudoun that underpin healthy ecological systems, such as the Limestone Overlay District, rivers, streams, and wetlands, steep slopes, and pollution sources. Its partner members conceived the Emerald Ribbons linear park concept adopted by the Board of Supervisors in 2018.
Posts regarding this committee’s work and be seen here.
Recent Posts
Rural Roads added to Preservation Virginia’s ‘Most Endangered’ list
Willisville added to National Register of Historic Places
Western Loudoun broadband report available
Loudoun’s racial history detailed in new report
Loudoun’s Commissioner of the Revenue explains how real estate is valued
Coalition announces policies for 2019 election campaigns
BOS adopts Emerald Ribbons initiative
Emerald Ribbons FAQs
Coalition launches Emerald Ribbons initiative