Tadpole Land & Trail Conservancy

Tadpole Land & Trail Conservancy paid off the loans totaling $36,000 which were solicited to defray costs of buying the 72.947 acres and the timber thereon to establish Ballenger Creek Nature Preserve.

Tadpole Land & Trail Conservancy accepted a donation of 199 acres, more or less, of mature hardwood forest on a small stream with many and varied species of wildflowers, birds and other wildlife, accessible by car and crossed by logging roads appropriate for hiking.

Tadpole Land and Trail Conservancy renewed VDOT entrance permit while working with Fluvanna County Planning Department to find more affordable and appropriate designs for parking at Ballenger Creek Nature Preserve

Tadpole Land and Trail Conservancy paid real estate taxes on Crutchfield-Diggs Nature Preserve, preserving a 199 acres, more or less, of mature hardwood ecosystem, a pristine aquatic ecosystem on its way to the Chesapeake Bay, and providing habitat for birds and mammals.

Tadpole Land and Trail Conservancy paid real estate taxes on Ballenger Creek Nature Preserve, preserving a 30 acre mature hardwood ecosystem, a pristine aquatic ecosystem on its way to the Chesapeake Bay, and allowing the 42 acres of recently clearcut land to return to native hardwoods, providing habitat for birds and mammals amid encroaching development.

Tadpole Land & Trail Conservancy mounted a sign on Rte 601 in Fluvanna County identifying The Ballenger Creek Nature Preserve

Tadpole Land and Trail Conservancy invested grant monies in a money market fund

Tadpole Land and Trail Conservancy registered 199 1/4 acres of woodland on Kents Branch in the Virginia Land-Use Program