Habitat at Home: A Bee-utiful Backyard
In this month’s Habitat at Home, learn about some of our lesser-known native bees and what you can do to bring these docile, beneficial pollinators to your garden.
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Habitat at Home: What’s That Weed?!
Spring has officially sprung, and not everything is coming up roses! Each year spring arrives with dazzling redbud, daffodil, and dogwood blooms – but these...
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Habitat at Home: Shade Your Stream
Have a stream in your backyard or neighborhood that could use some TLC? Learn how to “shade your stream” for a healthier, more stable stream.
Land Targeted for Shooting Range Could Add to Green River Game Lands
Land on Macedonia Road in Saluda Was Site of a Proposed Police Training Facility PRESS RELEASE: Mar. 12, 2019 Last month Conserving Carolina entered into...
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Habitat at Home: Growing Milkweed
Growing native milkweed in your yard can create wonderful habitat for all kinds of native insects, especially the monarch butterfly! Monarchs lay their eggs exclusively on milkweed leaves, nowhere else!
Seed Swap 2019
Conserving Carolina is hosting a seed swap in the office from February 26th – April 30th. Stop by during business hours to swap seeds! ...
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Habitat at Home: Recycling Your Christmas Tree
Still have your Christmas tree at home? Here’s how you can use the tree to enhance habitat in your backyard—whether you’re stabilizing a stream bank, creating mulch, or feeding birds.
Best of 2018
Here’s our 8 top stories from 2018—from an epic mountain biking trail to pristine trout streams to a rare mountain bog. But we can’t choose a favorite. Which one means the most to you?
Fall Lady Slipper Winner: Liz Dicey
Liz Dicey Fall Lady Slipper Winner Congratulations to Liz Dicey for being the recipient of the Fall Lady Slipper Award! This award is given out...
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