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Monarch Migration: More Than Milkweed

Every fall, millions of monarchs make their way down to the equator to flee the harsh winter conditions that would await them up north. On...

Fire In The Mountains Is Always A Possibility

Controlled burn at Florence Nature Preserve With our friends to the Western states in a whole world of fire trouble now, let’s be sure to remember our...

Beautiful blooms, but Multiflora Rose brings native plants to their doom

Volunteers clean up Multiflora Rose in April along the Oklawaha Greenway By Sarah Sussman, Conserving Carolina Americorps habitat restoration associate What is Multiflora Rose? There...

Celebrate Special Critters During Pollinator Month

By Abby Williams, Conserving Carolina Americorps natural resources educator. Pollinators are vital to the reproduction and survival of plants. They carry pollen on their bodies...

Vote in the 2021 Habitat at Home Photo Contest

Vote for your favorite photo in our 2021 Habitat at Home contest. This contest celebrates the wild things living at our homes and in our neighborhoods.

English Ivy: What Can You do to Control This Invasive Vine?

English Ivy is an invasive vine that kills trees. Here’s how to remove English Ivy so you can have healthy trees and plenty of room for native plants.

Enter our Habitat at Home Photo Contest!

Share your photos of native plants, habitat improvement projects, and wildlife seen at or near your home. Win garden-themed prizes!

Spring Photo Contest Celebrates Habitat at Home

In Conserving Carolina’s 2021 Habitat at Home Photo Contest, you can share your projects to improve wildlife habitat and the wild things that you see at your place.

Habitat at Home: Where to Find Native Plants

Native plants attract birds, butterflies, and bees! Here’s where to find native plants in Western North Carolina and Upstate South Carolina.

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