A Common Goal
“When you think of conservation land you don’t think of housing projects, but I think both of our organizations have the common goal of serving the community,” says Ashlynn McCoy from The Housing Assistance Corporation.
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Habitat at Home: Berry Helpful Winter Plants for Wildlife
During winter months, berries are one of the main food sources for birds and other wildlife. Growing plants that yield colorful berries while others lie...
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Fall Lady Slipper Award
Jason Austin has been a volunteer with Conserving Carolina for 3 years. After doing some habitat restoration work, he was connected with our Trails Crew...
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Polk County’s Most Wanted – Pitch Pine
Have you seen Pitch Pine? In a joint effort to expand the knowledge and understanding of the flora and fauna of Polk County, Conserving...
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Kids on the Mountaintop
An innovative charter school prioritizes outside time, including field trips to Bearwallow Mountain. And the kids love it.
New Hiking Challenge Launched
Hiking Challenge 5 is here! Hike to eight great places on land that Conserving Carolina helped protect and earn your white squirrel patch.
Habitat at Home: Leave Seedheads Standing
Flower seedheads provide essential food for birds and add their own kind of beauty to fall gardens.
Membership Special: Gorgeous Waterfall Calendar
This 2020 “Waterfalls” calendar benefits Conserving Carolina! Get your calendar for a $10 donation. Or get one free with each new membership or gift membership.
Polk County’s Most Wanted – Sugar Maple Borer
Have you seen Sugar Maple Borer? Photo credit: Ronald-S.-Kelley-Vermont-Department-of-Forests-Parks-and-Recreation-Bugwood.org In a joint effort...
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