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Conserving Carolina: Protecting LandsFeatured

For Nature and People. Forever.

Presented by Pam Torlina,

Community Engagement Director, Conserving Carolina

at the Reuter Center at UNCA

Join Zoom Meeting

https://unca-edu.zoom.us/j/99305245804?pwd=QizqGtbYE5fGzUncRbVm22v4oqAfRN.1

Pam Torlina, a field biologist who has worked with Conserving Carolina for 18 years, will explore how the organization has successfully moved nearly 50,000 acres of special lands into permanent conservation, while also planning for public use, continued farm production, clean water, and more. 

Conserving Carolina is based in Hendersonville and its area of concentration stretches from south Buncombe County into South Carolina. A current project includes the rugged Hickory Nut Gorge, where an ambitious effort is underway to protect selected lands and to connect them through an extensive network of trails.

This program is free and open to the public.

Coming Up, events, Plants

Workshop on Dividing Native Plants in the Fall GardenFeatured

Sunday, October 6, 1:00 to 2:30 PM

Asheville Botanical Garden

Garden Director Sarah Coury will demonstrate how to divide crowded plants in your native garden. Division benefits the plants that are left in place and allows you to establish new plantings or to share with others. This is a members-only event that will be limited to 20 people. Watch for more information in future emails.