Conserving Carolina Earns National Recognition

Conserving Carolina has earned renewed accreditation as a land trust–proving once again that it is committed to professional excellence and to maintaining the public’s trust in its conservation work.

Land Purchased for Greenway and Wetlands

Land next to Jackson Park could be home to a new stretch of the Oklawaha Greenway with restored wetlands, linking to Blue Ridge Community College.

Ecusta Trail Fundraising Effort Transitions to Friends of Ecusta Trail

The Ecusta Trail fundraising transitions to Friends of Ecusta Trail! Learn how you can help complete this 19-mile greenway in NC.

Bell Park Opens in Saluda

Discover the newest Henderson County park – Bell Park in Saluda, with 1.8 miles of walking trails and an observation deck by a waterfall.

Grant Awarded for Saluda Grade Trail

The Saluda Grade Trail was awarded a $450,000 federal ARISE grant, for its outstanding potential to strengthen local economies.

Land Added to Green River Game Lands

175 acres were just added to Green River Game Lands! This new public land protects views over the famous Narrows rapids and streams that flow into the Green River.

Conserving Carolina Seeks Accreditation Renewal

The land trust accreditation program recognizes land conservation organizations that meet national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Conserving Carolina...

Advent Health Sponsors Ecusta Trail

Advent Health is generously supporting the Ecusta Trail, in keeping with their mission to promote health and wellness.

New White Squirrel Hiking Challenge Launched

The popular White Squirrel Hiking Challenge is back! Participants are invited to take on eight hikes, all on lands that Conserving Carolina has helped protect, enhance, or open to the public