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Habitat at Home: Seed Heads and Bee Habitats

Graphic: botanist and author Heather Holm As fall marches on toward winter, and vegetation prepares its end of the year life cycle, we’d like to...

Front Page News: A Natural Floodplain Returns

Check out this front page story from the Asheville Citizen-Times about the natural floodplain restoration you made happen at the Mouth of Mud Creek on the French Broad River.

Polk County’s Most Wanted – Black Witch moth

Have you seen the Black Witch moth? Have you seen a massive, bat-shaped, and dark-colored moth? Conserving Carolina and botanist/ecologist David Campbell need your help...

Sarah Sussman and Laura Anderson, serving as Conserving Carolina’s Habitat Restoration Associates in Polk County!

Sarah Sussman and Laura Anderson, AmeriCorps Project Conserve members, are serving an 11-month term as Conserving Carolina’s Habitat Restoration Associates. Sarah and Laura will be...

They Wanted the Children to Know

The families that integrated Brevard schools “wanted the children to know that they were somebody.” The African-American Storyline project keeps their stories alive.

A Wild Space for Our Young Family

Grass is not the enemy, but at my house, it wasn’t doing anybody any favors. My name is Pat Barcas, I’ll be serving with Americorps...

Watch the Virtual Conservation Celebration!

Watch the virtual Conservation Celebration—full of inspiring stories about people and nature as well as exciting updates on conservation projects.

Polk County’s Most Wanted – Smooth Blue Aster

Have you seen Smooth Blue Aster? In a joint effort to expand the knowledge and understanding of the flora and fauna of Polk County, Conserving...

Polk County’s Most Wanted – American Golden-Plover

Have you seen American Golden-Plover? In a joint effort to expand the knowledge and understanding of the flora and fauna of Polk County, Conserving Carolina...