Great News on Floodplain Restorations
Great news! Muskie are spawning at Mud Creek. And we purchased another potential restoration site just upstream at Kings Bridge. Read all about it in the Asheville Citizen-Times.
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Canoeing For a Cause!
By Torry Nergart Canoeing for a cause! (Or kayaking, or tubing, or duck hunting, or paddle-boarding, or bird-watching, or muskie fishing, for a good cause…....
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Historic Cattle Farm on French Broad River Protected
A historic cattle farm in Mills River has been permanently protected, preserving high quality farmland for future generations. This conservation project will also improve water quality in the French Broad River.
Carbon Storage and Conservation: Some Facts and Figures
We have some interesting climate info to share about our conserved lands, compiled by Evan Parker, our Programs Coordinator. Keep reading if you’re interested in...
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What’s Happening at Little White Oak Mountain?
You may know that Conserving Carolina helped save nearly 1,000 acres of land at Little White Oak Mountain that had been slated for development. This...
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87 Acres on French Broad River Protected
An 87-acre former sod farm on the French Broad River in Mills River could be the site of a new floodplain restoration, similar to the nearby Mouth of Mud Creek restoration. There’s also potential for public river access.
Introducing the Flying Squirrel Outdoor Challenge!
It’s a new year. Are you ready to see some new places? Geared to all ages and abilities, the Flying Squirrel Outdoor Challenge will take you to your choice of 8 places that Conserving Carolina helped protect.
Best of… yes, 2020
No giant meteor. No zombie apocalype. And a surprisingly great “Top 10” list from 2020. Thank you for making these conservation successes happen in the toughest of years!
Help Open Bell Park!
Help open a new Henderson County park named for Frank and Calla Bell. We’ve already done the hard part: we secured the land. We just need to raise the funds for trails and a parking area so we can open Bell Park.