Saluda Grade Trail: Notice of Finding of No Significant Impact
Notice of Finding of No Significant Impact and Intent to Request Release of Funds for the Saluda Grade Trail project in Spartanburg County, SC. Submit comments by July 16, 2026.
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Land Tribute Program Will Support Center for Native Health
Conserving Carolina is inviting its members and community to participate in the Tohi Land Tribute program in partnership with The Center for Native Health (CNH), a non-profit based...
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What Kids Can Learn from a Garden
At four new school gardens, kids are engaging with science, reading, writing, and math—and gaining a lifelong love of nature.
Vote in the 2026 Habitat at Home Photo Contest
We got nearly 300 photos in our annual Habitat at Home photo contest. A panel of judges chose these finalists and now it’s up to you to choose the grand prize winner.
After Helene, Neighbors Needed a Place to Connect
There was no place in Fairview to gather, or go for a nature walk. The new Fairview Community Forest is helping to meet that need.
A Second Look at the Deerwoode Reserve Restoration
Conserving Carolina takes our second walk through Deerwoode Preserve, viewing an ambitious French Broad River floodplain restoration in Transylvania County, NC.
A Love of Nature, through Generations
A love of nature flows through generations of the Mason and Walker families, expressed in cherished pastimes, a deep sense of belonging, and a remarkably generous estate gift.
Saluda Grade Trail Updates Planned for April 23 Forum
Momentum continues to build for the Saluda Grade Trail, a transformative two-state project that will convert the historic rail corridor between Inman, South Carolina and Saluda, North Carolina into a regional trail.
Live Staking on the Green River: A Blueprint for Streambank Recovery After Helene
Hurricane Helene reshaped countless streambanks across Western North Carolina — scouring vegetation, undercutting banks, and leaving bare soil vulnerable to continued erosion. Live staking is one of the simplest, most cost-effective tools available for streambank stabilization.