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Fones Cliffs, a significant area for the Rappahannock Tribe, is set to be returned to their stewardship after nearly a thousand acres of land were acquired. This land, once home to the tribe’s village of Wecuppom, has deep cultural and historical value. The restoration of this land is not only a monumental step for the tribe but also an effort to protect crucial wildlife habitats.
The acquisition was the result of years of collaboration and dedication between tribal leaders, conservationists, and state agencies, ensuring that the land’s preservation would be sustainable for future generations. The return of Fones Cliffs will help maintain the tribe’s cultural heritage while promoting environmental stewardship.With plans in place for future conservation efforts, this historic land restoration project marks a turning point in the tribe’s journey toward reclaiming and protecting its ancestral grounds. To learn more about the tribe’s vision and ongoing preservation initiatives, read the full story.