Landscape Spring/Summer 2025
Read our Spring/Summer newsletter, with updates on Helene recovery efforts, DOGE cuts to AmeriCorps, and land for wetlands and greenway.
Read our Spring/Summer newsletter, with updates on Helene recovery efforts, DOGE cuts to AmeriCorps, and land for wetlands and greenway.
A recent federal court ruling has indicated that the abrupt termination of the program was likely unlawful, offering a potential path for the restoration of much-needed funds for the current AmeriCorps term.
Like a waterfall that keeps flowing season after season, DAFs provide a steady stream of support that allows us to protect land, restore habitats, and create places where people can connect with the natural world.
We got nearly 250 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.
Our staff joined a meeting with Rep. Edwards and he committed to take steps to improve the post-Helene debris removal process, to respect our water quality, wildlife, and property rights.
Conserving Carolina has been advocating for our rivers in the aftermath of Helene, working toward a approach to debris removal that respects wildlife and water quality.
We just purchased property near Lake Lure as an anchor for future trails – helping to achieve our vision of the 100+ mile Hickory Nut Gorge State Trail!
How could the Saluda Grade Trail impact Tryon and Saluda? Local business owners share their hopes for economic growth, increased tourism, and positive community change. Read their perspectives!