Project Conserve Story Map

Project Conserve is all throughout WNC, including the Great Smoky Mountains (pictured here). Did you know? Conserving Carolina leads AmeriCorps Project Conserve, a national service...

Serie de caminatas de verano en español / inglés

Conserving Carolina están muy contentos de anunciaruna serie de cuatro caminatas bilingües (español e inglés) que se llevarán a cabo en toda nuestra región de servicio en los condados de Henderson, Transilvania y Polk.

Good Fire: Controlled Burn at Florence Nature Preserve

Photo by Laura Anderson By Sarah Sussman, AmeriCorps Project Conserve Restoration Associate In recent years, catastrophic wildfires have ravaged communities in the West. And in...

Sarah Sussman and Laura Anderson, serving as Conserving Carolina’s Habitat Restoration Associates in Polk County!

Sarah Sussman and Laura Anderson, AmeriCorps Project Conserve members, are serving an 11-month term as Conserving Carolina’s Habitat Restoration Associates. Sarah and Laura will be...

AmeriCorps Great Story: Adapting to Service with COVID-19

Trillions of trilliums thrive on a hillside preserved and protected by Conserving Carolina. This past quarter, the impacts of COVID-19 have actually encouraged more creativity...

A Member’s Perspective: AmeriCorps Project Conserve

My name is Natalie Willmschen and for the past two years I have been serving with AmeriCorps Project Conserve in Western North Carolina. Project Conserve...

How to Make Seed Bombs

Do you want to see more wildlife thriving in your backyard? Learn how to make seed bombs in 5 easy steps with our AmeriCorps Communications...

Alexla and the Butterflies

See the monarch sanctuaries in Mexico through the eyes of a young woman returning to the land where she was born.

Video: Alexla’s Story

Alexla Perez-Sanchez used to feel that she didn’t have a place in the outdoors, having immigrated to WNC from Mexico as a young child. After her experience in Summer of Service, that’s changed. 100%.

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