See the big picture of how the restoration projects you support are making a difference for the French Broad River. Check out this interactive storymap to see muskie sloughs, restored wetlands, riverside habitat, and much more.
Our first Photo Ambassador,, Dr. Leah Swann, shares beautiful images of panoramic mountain vistas, wildlife, and children experiencing moments of wonder in nature.
The new Chestnut Hills Preserve offers old growth forest, rare salamanders, and wildlife habitat that scores 10 out of 10. And it’s right next to our Wildcat Rock Trail.
Nearly 700 acres of pristine forest land in the watershed that provides the City of Brevard’s water supply is now protected forever.
You can now visit King’s Bridge for birding, fishing, or wildlife observation. This new public land in Mills River will also be home to a floodplain restoration, making the French Broad River cleaner and more full of life.
Two newly protected mountain bog properties, in Henderson and Transylvania, could be added to the Mountain Bogs National Wildlife Refuge.
Land near Pearson’s Falls in Saluda with beautiful spring wildflowers is now the Pearson Wildflower Preserve, named in honor of the late Mildred Pearson who loved her forest and wanted to see it protected forever.
The popular White Squirrel Hiking Challenge is back! You are invited to take on eight amazing hikes and discover the places that you’re helping to protect.