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Piedmont Land Conservancy transfers 93 acres of land to Mayo River State Park and secures 30 more acres to protect along the Mayo River.

73 more acres of Alamance County farmland have been saved for agriculture with the protection of a Savannah Farms conservation agreement.

After more than a decade, North Carolina has revived a powerful way for landowners to protect the places they love and get something meaningful in return: The NC Conservation Tax Credit

Piedmont Land Conservancy purchased 70 acres of undeveloped forest in Randolph County on the western side of Ridges Mountain.

In June, Piedmont Land Conservancy transferred 24 acres of historic farmland to the City of Winston-Salem, where it will become a future passive park.

Our New Office We’ve Moved! We have officially moved! If you plan to stop by, be sure to head to our new location: 324 W Wendover Ave, Suite 112, Greensboro, NC 27408 Our new office includes a spacious conference room which means no more scrambling for meeting space every other month for our board meetings!

Piedmont Land Conservancy & Guilford College partner in an effort to raise $8.5 million to protect the historic Guilford Woods in Greensboro

While the Greensboro-Randolph Megasite signals a new chapter for our region’s economy, it also underscores the importance of strategic conservation. As PLC continues to expand our farmland preservation initiatives, we know that every acre saved is a step toward a more sustainable and resilient future.

63 Acres Protected Protecting Long Creek Park Looking out across the land, it’s not hard to see that Winston Salem’s Long Creek Park was once a golf course, but efforts are being made to “rewild” parts of the land. As of May 30, 2024, 63 acres of the park are now permanently protected by a

Eliza MacLean’s passion and pride in the old methods of small family farms were a big part of why she took the step to protect her farmland. Read more about this North Carolina farmland preservation project.