Walk in the Woods 2025: Rolling Ridge Conservancy Forest Stewardship Workshop November 15 - 10 AM

The Allegheny Woodrat has emerged as an animal of interest for Rolling Ridge Conservancy's residents, scientists, and state wildlife folks.

Rolling Ridge Conservancy is planning an ambitious project to conduct a detailed survey of flora, fauna, fungi, and habitats, focusing on priority species across our 1600 acres.

On July 19th, a fantastic group of over two dozen people of all ages joined wildlife biologist Julie Zeyzus for a memorable evening observing owls, bats, and nocturnal insects at the Rolling Ridge Conservancy.

Please join us August 9, 2025, for a volunteer day.

Join us July 19th at 8:15 PM for an evening walk to observe and identify Owls, Bats, and Bugs with wildlife biologist and small mammal expert Julie Zeyzus. Utilizing ultrasonic detecting equipment and software, we will be able to “listen” to bats in real time and other critters our software can interpret.

Come help with conservation, stewardship and maintenance tasks on July 19, 2025. We expect to be either assisting our goats in controlling Japanese barberry and Japanese spiraea in previously inhabited areas.

Come help with conservation, stewardship and maintenance tasks at Rolling Ridge Conservancy on April 26, 2025. As we do not yet have our spring plants, we plan to work on invasive plant removal to keep our forest in balance. Depending on weather conditions we expect to be either assisting our goats in controlling Japanese barberry and Japanese spiraea in previously inhabited areas, or digging lesser celandine in the lowlands adjacent the Shenandoah River.

Join Rolling Ridge Conservancy for a spring volunteer day. On May 17, 2025, we plan to plant native plants to enhance our landscape.

If you’ve walked the northern section of the Conservancy this past year you likely became aware of a timber harvest carried out last winter.

The Rolling Ridge Conservancy board is made up of volunteers representing different areas of interest in the overall health and wellbeing of

Educational signage about forest health objectives on Rolling Ridge Conservancy lands will be installed in the months ahead.

Educational signage about forest health objectives on Rolling Ridge Conservancy lands will be installed in the months ahead.

Do you enjoy wood craft, spending time outdoors, and stewarding our woodlands? Join us on February 22nd from 9 AM to 2 PM for a hands-on...

As winter blankets the landscape, it transforms into a serene world filled with unique beauty. While many plants go dormant, there is...

Volunteers have helped clear and regrade trails that were impacted by the harvesting process.

RRC has long been grateful to members of our extended community for purchasing and protecting these lots, but we understand the changing dem

For fifty years, Rolling Ridge Conservancy (RRC) has protected and cared for this land by practicing honorable, effective stewardship.