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How Do You Heal this Stream without Killing the Trees?

Many stream restorations involve regrading the banks. But in this case, you’d have to cut down mature trees. Here’s an innovative way to solve that problem.

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Understanding Local Indigenous Cultural Landscapes

By Torry Nergart, Conservation Easement Manager You may know that the Cherokee people once lived on land now called Transylvania County and that some still...
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Fish Species Making a Return to the Upper French Broad

Photo by Luke Etchison By Torry Nergart, Conservation Easement Manager There have been well-meaning but misguided machinations for the French Broad River for centuries. Here...
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Seeing the Dangers of “Plant Blindness”

By Torry Nergart, Conserving Carolina’s Conservation Easement Manager A term has arisen from recent studies that explore the ever-widening schism of humans disconnected from their...
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