Wintergreen donates 1,400 acres for preservation

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WINTERGREEN -- Wintergreen Resort has donated more than 1,400 acres around Crawford Knob for preservation in exchange for $3 million in state tax credits.

Officials say Crawford Knob, which sits at 3,000 feet above sea level in Nelson County, will be preserved through a state conservation easement. The tract joins an additional 4,500 acres of undeveloped land already being held by the nonprofit Wintergreen Nature Foundation.

A dedication ceremony is scheduled for July 24.

Wintergreen Resort covers about 11,000 acres. Crawford Knob is on the resort's northwest boundary.

-- The Associated Press

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