Imagine a world in which humans worked in partnership with sentient creatures to create space for all of creation to flourish—a world in which the needs of our planet’s biological diversity were seriously considered through the many constructs of human culture, and particularly, our economy.
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The December/January issue of Adventure magazine has a great article, Don’t Fence Him In: From prisoner of Panama to power broker: Why Rick Ridgeway traded a life on the edge for a chance to reinvent the wilderness by Mark Sundeen (with photography by Robyn Twomey) about Rick Ridgeway, a guy Rolling Stone called the real [...]
Sustainability is now a mainstream word. People feel the need to put an adjective in front of it, i.e., economic sustainability, or environmental sustainability, I suppose in an attempt to focus its meaning. It is to me a word that connotes far deeper dimensions than many seem to consider—an ethic about how we are to [...]
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Congratulations to Mike Cooper, Marj Praml, and William “Chip” Steinmetz on completion of their American Conservation Broker (ACB) certification last week! Mike Cooper is an agent with Jobin Realty in Winchester and is VA and West Virginia licensed. Mike seeks clients that are concerned about the area’s natural beauty. Marj is a REALTOR in Winchester [...]
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Kathy Conlon, American Conservation Broker
Ed Bain, Conservation Real Estate Attorney and Advisor
Roger Voisinet, American Conservation Broker
Susan Bell Dean, American Conservation Broker
Laura Winn Smith, American Conservation Broker
Mike Cooper, American Conservation Broker in Virginia and West Virginia
William “Chip” Steinmetz, American Conservation Broker in Clarke County, Virginia
