Habitat at Home: Growing Milkweed
Growing native milkweed in your yard can create wonderful habitat for all kinds of native insects, especially the monarch butterfly! Monarchs lay their eggs exclusively on milkweed leaves, nowhere else!
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AmeriCorps Stories: Planting Seeds
By Jessie Kerr. Jessie is serving with AmeriCorps Project Conserve, a program of Conserving Carolina, as the Environmental Education Associate with Foothills Equestrian Nature Center...
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Polk County’s Most Wanted – Eastern Woodrat
Have you seen Eastern Woodrat? In a joint effort to expand the knowledge and understanding of the flora and fauna of Polk County, Conserving Carolina...
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The Snowy Forest
“Don’t your senses feel sharper?” Mattie asks, as snow crystals sparkle. An Episcopal oblate and Zen meditator who lives in Bat Cave, Mattie may soon lead forest bathing experiences for Conserving Carolina.
Market-Driven Climate Solutions
Learn about the great work The Collider, an Asheville-based climate services hub, is doing with market-driven climate solutions.
Polk County’s Most Wanted – Sap Runs
Have you seen sap runs? In a joint effort to expand the knowledge and understanding of the flora and fauna of Polk County, Conserving Carolina...
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Habitat at Home: Leave Your Leaves
Leave your leaves and let those sticks, well, stick around! Good news: you can make your yard more habitat-friendly by skipping some of your fall chores.
Tryon Garden Club Meeting to Ask ‘Is a Conservation Easement Right for You?’
The Tryon Garden Club will meet at 2 p.m. on Wednesday at Foothills Equestrian Nature Center. The program will be a panel discussion on conservation...
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Mushrooms, Grow at Home or Forage Wild
Learn about finding and foraging mushrooms with Greg Carter from Deep Woods Mushrooms.