News: Deeds wins Democratic Primary; VALCV proceeds with General Election endorsement process
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Annual Evening Social
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Legislative Recognition Event
VALCV and supporters of conservation descended on beautiful PeakeWood Pharm in Marshall, VA on May 30, 2009 for VALCV's Annual Evening Social. Our 2009 Legislative Heroes and Leaders (including Sen. Donald McEachin, pictured above) were honored for their good work and votes to protect our environment and maintain Virginia's beauty for future generations.
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Election 2009
Conservation Majority
ConservationMajorityVA.com will contain all of our election coverage during the 2009 Election. We our starting our endorsement process now and you can find our House of Delegates and Lieutenant Governor candidate questionnaires on the website.
2009 Virginia Conservation Briefing Book
Check out the 2009 Virginia Conservation Briefing Book for articles addressing all the latest conservation issues.
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Virginia Environmental Attitudes Survey - 2009
Christopher Newport's new poll has some interesting numbers above Virginia public opinion. Over 76% of Virginians believe climate change is happening! Our conservation majority continues to grow.
2009 General Assembly
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