Wading In: Volunteers Help Bring Back the Canebrake
Conserving Carolina volunteers planted native river cane at Pleasant Grove, working to restore Mountain Canebrakes to Western North Carolina’s floodplains.
Conserving Carolina volunteers planted native river cane at Pleasant Grove, working to restore Mountain Canebrakes to Western North Carolina’s floodplains.
See the difference you are making with this new map of protected lands! You are helping us to protect a truly exceptional landscape.
Many of us who have been lucky enough to participate in events at Transfiguration Preserve, have a very personal experience that “stays with you” long afterward.
A lot happened in December! These four projects all expand existing protected lands, including a nature preserve, a summer camp, and buffers to public land.
The WORX Project campus is now protected, adding to land that was purchased for the Fairview Community Forest. This land will be a living outdoor classroom.
Once every season, we honor an outstanding volunteer with our Lady Slipper Award. This Winter, the award goes to Stratford Douglas.
2025 was not an easy year… and yet we have so much to celebrate! Here are our top 10 conservation stories.
Here’s how to make sure your tax deductible donation is counted in 2024.
Good news for Fairview Community Forest! This summer we bought land for trails and an outdoor campus for public schools. Now a grant from Buncombe County will fund the 11-mile trail network.