August is National Make-A-Will Month—a reminder that planning for the future can be about more than caring for loved ones; it can also be an opportunity to leave a lasting legacy for the places and causes you cherish.
Henry’s Nature Center is now open in Saluda. This 20-acre preserve offers 1.2 miles of trails, a pavilion, and native plant gardens on the route of the future Saluda Grade Trail.
At four new school gardens, kids are engaging with science, reading, writing, and math—and gaining a lifelong love of nature.
Join us for a hike in DuPont to appreciate nature among community.
Acompáñanos para una caminata en DuPont para apreciar la naturaleza entre la comunidad.
Join us for a plant scavenger hunt at The Park at Flat Rock.
Únase a nosotros para una búsqueda del tesoro de plantas en The Park at Flat Rock.
A love of nature flows through generations of the Mason and Walker families, expressed in cherished pastimes, a deep sense of belonging, and a remarkably generous estate gift.
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.
Hendersonville artist Karen-Eve Bayne, who grew up steeped in the beauty of Appalachia, has protected a nature preserve by the Green River.
Monthly donors help Conserving Carolina move conservation forward step by step and acre by acre, supporting the trails, lands, and natural places that make Western North Carolina special.