Conserving Carolina’s Natural Resources Manager Torry Nergart led a formal kick-off event into the North Pacolet River Gorge, guiding a group of participants through glades, rock outcrops, and rich cove forests in search of these quietly remarkable plants.
This complete guide to gardening for butterflies in Western NC and Upstate SC covers butterfly host plants, top nectar plants, best trees, and many butterfly gardening tips!
Beavers moved into the Pleasant Grove restoration site, accelerating wetland recovery and proving that nature’s engineers are the best partners.
Conserving Carolina collaborated with the NC Arboretum to collect seeds from the rare Pinkshell Azalea on protected land, safeguarding its genetics for future display and conservation.
By investing in nature, you are building a more resilient future—making our communities safer and stronger. Watch this video for inspiring stories of how you are growing resilience.
Whether it’s flowing torrents or stagnant wet spots, chances are every property has some sort of issue with stormwater runoff. This rings especially true if the grading of the plot was changed in some way during clearing and/or construction.