We had a great day with the 5th grade class from Flint Hill School on Friday, April 20 – please click here for a short summary of the day.
We also had a wonderful time at the Earth Day celebration on the Greenway and enjoyed hosting members of Friends of the North Fork for a wildflower/history talk on Sunday (despite the rain).
We are excited about our current projects and realizing the vision for the White House Farm Foundation. We are interested in various aspects of how to live more sustainably on the land and use our natural resources wisely. Our desire is to work with the community and our partners to answer some of the large questions now facing conservation and development.
- How do we live in balance with our environment?
- How can we enhance the landscape to feed wildlife and ourselves?
- Why is it important to conserve land?
- How can we support local economies?
For more information on our projects, click on the links below:
- James Madison University
- The Smithsonian
- The Virginia Department of Forestry
- Page County School System
The White House Farm was featured in the Page News and Courier in the series of noted Page County homes. The excellent article was written by reporter Rebecca Armstrong. Click here to read the article.