Land criteria
Screen for 150–225 acres of farmland connected to meaningful forest habitat, with practical access and restoration potential.
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Phase 0
Phase 0 funds feasibility, not construction.
TerraViae is preparing for responsible site control and due diligence. The immediate work is to determine what is legally, ecologically, technically, and financially possible before taking on land or construction commitments.
01ACTIVE WORKSTREAMS
Careful questions before expensive decisions.
Legal and conservation structure
Evaluate site control, reserved rights, easements, nonprofit obligations, and long-term stewardship.
Ecological review
Protect high-value habitat, wetlands, riparian areas, and connectivity while identifying restoration opportunity.
Planning and engineering
Test zoning, access, utilities, water, sanitation, emergency needs, and site constraints with qualified professionals.
Financial modeling
Develop realistic costs, funding stages, operating assumptions, and walk-away conditions.
Advisory relationships
Form a Phase 0 Feasibility Advisory Board with conservation and land-use expertise.
The land conversation we are ready to have
Farmland connected to meaningful forest habitat.
TerraViae is interested in Pennsylvania, Virginia, and adjacent regions where 150–225 acres of farmland border or meaningfully connect to forest. Donation, bargain sale, patient option, partnership, and other mission-aligned pathways may be considered.
A promising property still must pass ecological, legal, regulatory, access, and engineering review. TerraViae will walk away when the land or jurisdiction cannot support the mission responsibly.
Share a land opportunity ↗What has not happened yet.
TerraViae has not acquired a site, begun construction, opened resident applications, or finalized the housing, governance, infrastructure, or operating model. Those are outcomes of the work ahead, not assumptions hidden inside the vision.