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Located in Moore County is a 168 acre project known as the McLendons Creek Bottomlands, a significant project for Three Rivers Land Trust in their mission to conserve local lands. This property possesses over 10,000 feet of stream frontage on McLendons Creek and other...

Article by Crystal Cockman, TRLT Associate Director  On Saturday, March 26th, Three Rivers Land Trust (TRLT) in partnership with the Sandhills Natural History Society, led a nature walk on a TRLT owned property along the Deep River in Moore County. This property is...

  With continuous efforts to conserve local lands for future generations to enjoy, Three Rivers Land Trust has made an addition to their staff. Recently, Andrew Younger was hired as the Director of Development of Three Rivers Land Trust. TRLT Executive Director,...

With the warm weather approaching, people often choose to venture into the great outdoors as a means of recreation. Whether it is to hike, bike, paddle, or walk, Three Rivers Land Trust has made it their mission to provide public access for their 15-county region....

In spring of 2018, Three Rivers Land Trust, then known as The LandTrust for Central North Carolina, purchased 70 acres in Montgomery County. These 70 acres are special, as the peak of Dark Mountain is on the property. Sitting at 940 feet in elevation, Dark Mountain is...

On December 22nd, Three Rivers Land Trust (TRLT) closed a 92 acre project in Montgomery County – one that will help protect the high water quality designation along Barnes Creek and Panther Branch. Both tributaries are designated as outstanding water sources, which is...

With a recent refocus on conserving farmland, Three Rivers Land Trust (TRLT) created the Save the Farm Campaign to help permanently conserve local farms that are facing increased development pressure. Regardless of who you are or where you live, everyone is connected...