What’s Happening at Little White Oak Mountain?
You may know that Conserving Carolina helped save nearly 1,000 acres of land at Little White Oak Mountain that had been slated for development. This...
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Watch the Virtual Holiday Gift Exchange!
If you missed this holiday event, you can still watch it online. We have some wonderful surprises for you. Watch this half-hour festive event and enjoy the gifts of conservation!
Video: Expert Tips on How to Get Rid of Kudzu
In this video, members of our Kudzu Warriors volunteer crew share expert tips and demonstrate how to manage a kudzu infestation.
Join A Conversation with Black Folks Camp Too Founder, Earl B. Hunter, Jr.
Earl B. Hunter, Jr. of Black Folks Camp Too says that when people can connect around the our love for the outdoors, “We begin to have this harmony, where people can talk around the campfire.” You’re invited to join one of those campfire conversations in this video premiere!
Video: Amazing Views and Stories
In this video you can get an inspiring new perspective on conservation, through gorgeous birds-eye footage and through the eyes of our members and volunteers.
Rafael and Mary Bravo: Protecting San Felipe Farm
Rafael and Mary Bravo are working with Conserving Carolina to protect their farm in Polk County—San Felipe Farm. “It is truly a special place,” Rafael says in this one minute video.
Pender and Tanya Marie: “We Have a Vision.”
“We have a vision and we have a goal that people of color will be out in these areas,” says Tanya Marie. She and her fiance, Pender, are founders of Pathways to Parks, a nature group for people of color.
Video: Alexla’s Story
Alexla Perez-Sanchez used to feel that she didn’t have a place in the outdoors, having immigrated to WNC from Mexico as a young child. After her experience in Summer of Service, that’s changed. 100%.
Video: Bearwallow Field Trips
Check out this beautiful video of kids enjoying a field trip to Bearwallow Mountain! We hope these field trips spark a sense of wonder, a connection to the land, and a conservation ethic in upcoming generations.