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Three Rivers Land Trust permanently conserves 130 acres in Randolph County on the Uwharrie River
Three Rivers Land Trust is excited to announce the conservation of a 130-acre property located in Randolph County. The landowners, Mark and Jessica Wilburn, placed a permanent conservation easement on their family farm, known as Uwharrie Ridge Farm, on September 25,...
Three Rivers Land Trust hosted 4th Annual Conservation Classic Event
On October 2nd, Three Rivers Land Trust hosted their fourth annual Conservation Classic Sporting Clays Tournament at Hyatt Farms Sporting Clays near Polkton, NC to support local conservation. Teams of four shot a round of 50 clays on a challenging 14-station sporting...
Three Rivers Land Trust Awarded $584,100 for Farmland Conservation Project
Three Rivers Land Trust is excited to announce they were awarded a $584,100 grant from the North Carolina Agricultural Development and Farmland Preservation Trust Fund for the purchase of a conservation easement on a 320-acre farm in Cabarrus County. This property...
Three Rivers Land Trust permanently conserves 200 acres in Montgomery County on Drowning Creek
Three Rivers Land Trust (TRLT) is excited to announce the conservation of a 200-acre property located in Montgomery County in partnership with the North Carolina Clean Water Management Trust Fund. The landowners worked with TRLT to place the parcel under a permanent...
Leopold Society Nature Bingo!
We’ve created two scavenger hunts, one for the Piedmont and one for the Sandhills! Print the cards and circle the things you find – when you get four in a row you can post your completed scorecard on social media with the hashtag #ExploreWithTRLT and we'll give you a...
Three Rivers Land Trust ensures protection for historic Boone Homeplace in Davie County
Three Rivers Land Trust (TRLT) is thrilled to announce the completion of a project permanently protecting 82 acres of farmland in Davie County. In partnership with the North Carolina Agricultural Development and Farmland Preservation Trust Fund, who provided partial...
Guest Blog Post by Naturalist Tom Earnhardt – Listening Carefully
Dear Tar Heel Family and Friends: How fast can it fly? Where does it go in the winter? What does it eat? When will it come back next year? Why are they found only in one place? Who can I ask to learn more? To anyone who has ever taught, and to parents and grandparents...
Uwharrie Trail One Step Closer to Being Reconnected
Three Rivers Land Trust (TRLT) transferred a strategic seven-acre parcel to the Uwharrie National Forest on July 20. This important property fills a portion of the last gap along the historic Uwharrie Trail, in the section between High Pine Church Road and the...
Guest Blog Post by Naturalist Tom Earnhardt
The Fourth of July has always been special. There are other national holidays, with religious or secular significance, but because it occurs during the warm vacation months, Independence Day generates more picnics, concerts, parades, and fireworks than the others....
ExtremeTerrain’s Clean Trail Initiative Program Grants Land Trust Funds to Host Uwharrie Trail Work Day
Three Rivers Land Trust is proud to announce that the ExtremeTerrain’s Clean Trail Initiative Program has provided us with a $250 grant to assist with trail workdays on the Uwharrie National Recreational Trail throughout the year. This grant will assist with the...
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