Public Comments for: HB500 - State park; Dept. of Conservation & Recreation to acquire property to establish in Loudoun County.
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Invasives should be pulled or killed by herbicide and not be permitted to be sold in nurseries
Chair Lopez, The Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce supports HB239 and HB500. Thank you for your consideration of these bills. Kind Regards, Theo Stamatis Government Relations Manager Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce
Environment Virginia is a non-profit organization with thousands of members across Virginia. Protecting and conserving Virginia’s wonderful natural lands, waters, and wildlife are priorities to us and our members. We thank Delegate McAuliff for introducing HB500 and express our support for it. Establishing state parks is an effective strategy for conserving Virginia’s natural beauty amidst rapid development. As a conservation tool, parks offer protection to natural ecosystems, allowing them to maintain a healthy, interconnected environment away from significant human development. They are also massively beneficial to us, providing both wonderful hiking trails that help improve physical and mental health, and educational opportunities for children and adults alike. As Northern Virginia rapidly develops, protecting open spaces and wildlife habitats is more important than ever, especially in places with strong historical and cultural significance. The Conservation Fund purchased this land not only to conserve the valuable history, but the lush wilderness surrounding it. The 1200 acre parcel of land encompasses farmlands, forests and meadows that hold safe habitats for wildlife to thrive in. By accepting this land from The Conservation Fund and establishing a state park, we can protect these crucial habitats and allow for Virginians and tourists to bask in the land’s beauty and learn from the past. HB500 will protect Oak Hill for future generations to come, allowing them to experience Virginia’s natural beauty and learn from the history that happened there. We urge you to support HB500.