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Planned Giving Building for the Future What will be your Legacy? “Legacy.” It’s about learning from the past, living in the present, and building for the future. It helps us decide the kind of life we want to live and the kind of world we want to live in. It’s about understanding that we are […]

For the past year and a half PLC staff and volunteers have been building hiking trails on a beautiful parcel of land near Asheboro in anticipation of opening the land as PLC’s second nature preserve: Caraway Creek Preserve. That plan just got bigger and better!

Guilford County Commissioners voted to allocate $2.3 million to make Bandera Farms Park a reality!

In the heart of north Carolina PLC becomes the official non-profit partner for The Deep River State Trail AUGUST 2022 In the heart of North Carolina… Along the Deep River there’s a movement happening: an effort to complete the Deep River State Trail. Since its designation as a state trail in 2007 and coordinated efforts

This June, something amazing happened. We raised $15,000 for Piedmont Legacy Trails.

Founding members of Piedmont Land Conservancy gathered to honor Kathy Treanor, founding director, by dedicating a new table and benches in her name for the terrace at Emily Allen Wildflower Preserve in Winston-Salem.

Piedmont Land Conservancy and our fellow members of the Land for Tomorrow coalition are working with state leaders to build on the foundation of conservation funding.

Closing the Gap PLC Transfers 95 Riverfront Acres to Mayo River State Park for Recreation and Water Quality Protection May 2022 Piedmont Land Conservancy has transferred 95 acres to Mayo River State Park in Rockingham County to help expand the park, provide more recreation opportunities for residents, and protect the drinking-water source for the towns

Preserving the most important natural lands in the Triad doesn’t happen without a lot of strategy. We’re sharing the why and the how behind our conservation vision for the Piedmont.

Piedmont Land Conservancy transferred two tracts totaling 297 acres to the Town of Elkin for permanent ownership and management.