Henry’s Nature Center Opens in Saluda
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.
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Saluda Grade Trail: Notice of Finding of No Significant Impact
Notice of Finding of No Significant Impact and Intent to Request Release of Funds for the Saluda Grade Trail project in Spartanburg County, SC. Submit comments by July 16, 2026.
Land Tribute Program Will Support Center for Native Health
Conserving Carolina is inviting its members and community to participate in the Tohi Land Tribute program in partnership with The Center for Native Health (CNH), a non-profit based...
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Saluda Grade Trail Updates Planned for April 23 Forum
Momentum continues to build for the Saluda Grade Trail, a transformative two-state project that will convert the historic rail corridor between Inman, South Carolina and Saluda, North Carolina into a regional trail.
Fairview Community Forest Opens
The first phase of trails in Fairview Community Forest are now open for hiking and biking. These are the first three miles of trails in a planned 11-mile trail network.
WORX Project Campus in Fairview Protected
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.
Land Purchased for Vast Nature Preserve Near Lake Lure
We just bought the last major piece in an epic conservation project next to Chimney Rock State Park! There are 38 miles of streams and 17 miles of trails in the works, so far.
Saluda Grade Trail Project Launches Next Steps
The Saluda Grade Trail project launches its next phase of engagement! Share your input via survey or forums to shape this 31-mile NC/SC rail-trail vision.
Conserving Carolina Acquires Land for Park and Greenway
Conserving Carolina protects 11.5 acres in Brevard for a new public park and vital greenway. This land near the hospital promotes health, community, and connects to the future Ecusta Trail.