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Conservation Trust for North Carolina
For 25 years, Rusty Painter has helped shape land conservation in North Carolina. During his tenure at CTNC, more than 1

Conservation Trust for North Carolina · 18 posts

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For 25 years, Rusty Painter has helped shape land conservation in North Carolina. During his tenure at CTNC, more than 1For 25 years, Rusty Painter has helped shape land conservation in North Carolina.Oct 1412 likesHere’s a glimpse of the Virginia opossum, a vital but misunderstood critter native to all 100 of North Carolina’s countiHere’s a glimpse of the Virginia opossum, a vital but misunderstood critter native to all…Oct 1024 likesLast week, CTNC’s land protection team attended the Blue Ridge Rising conference in Asheville. Aaron Flannery, Western CLast week, CTNC’s land protection team attended the Blue Ridge Rising conference in…Sep 413 likesWe’re proud to be part of the North Carolina State Employees Combined Campaign! Your pledge powers our work to protect lWe’re proud to be part of the North Carolina State Employees Combined Campaign!Sep 27 likesOn August 13, CTNC staff, board members, supporters, and conservation partners gathered in Blowing Rock for our annual COn August 13, CTNC staff, board members, supporters…Aug 2420 likesCTNC’s 2026 Duke University Stanback Fellow, Sean Burke, was a great addition to our organization this summer. Sean’s woCTNC’s 2026 Duke University Stanback Fellow, Sean Burke…Aug 619 likesThe spectacular sunset and sunrise view from Waterrock Knob on the Blue Ridge Parkway is especially pristine thanks to tThe spectacular sunset and sunrise view from Waterrock Knob on the Blue Ridge Parkway is…Jul 2910 likesCTNC’s three Duke University Stanback Fellows, Amelia, Kevin, and Sean, have joined the land protection team for variousCTNC’s three Duke University Stanback Fellows, Amelia, Kevin, and Sean…Jul 2313 likesAs we celebrate Rusty Painter’s 25 years with CTNC, our 250 Days to $250K campaign is still underway. Help us honor RustAs we celebrate Rusty Painter’s 25 years with CTNC…Jun 2016 likesThis summer, CTNC is welcoming three Duke University Stanback Fellows, Kevin, Amelia, and Sean. A few weeks ago, they joThis summer, CTNC is welcoming three Duke University Stanback Fellows, Kevin, Amelia…Jun 1528 likesToday marks the beginning of Great Outdoor Month! North Carolina's public lands give us endless opportunities to exploreToday marks the beginning of Great Outdoor Month!Jun 19 likesWestern Conservation Manager, Aaron Flannery recently guided a field trip by the NC Land & Water Fund (NCLWF) Board andWestern Conservation Manager, Aaron Flannery recently guided a field trip by the NC Land…May 2615 likesOn World Turtle Day, we celebrate the conservation of sea turtles and the communities working to protect them. Along theOn World Turtle Day, we celebrate the conservation of sea turtles and the communities…May 236 likesLast week, CTNC staff members gathered in Greenville, SC for the annual Land Trust Alliance Southeast Conference. WhileLast week, CTNC staff members gathered in Greenville…May 732 likesThis week marks National Wildflower Week! Celebrate the beauty and diversity of North Carolina’s vibrant wildflowers fouThis week marks National Wildflower Week!May 57 likesThe Orchard at Altapass opens TODAY! Visit this iconic location along the Blue Ridge Parkway and see CTNC’s land protectThe Orchard at Altapass opens TODAY!May 29 likesCheck out our recent blog post diving into our work protecting Bald Head Island and the importance of maritime forest ecCheck out our recent blog post diving into our work protecting Bald Head Island and the…Apr 247 likesHappy Earth Day from CTNC! Protecting land across North Carolina safeguards wildlife habitats and biodiversity, supportsHappy Earth Day from CTNC!Apr 2211 likes

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Last week, CTNC staff members gathered in Greenville, SC for the annual Land Trust Alliance Southeast Conference. WhileConservation Trust for North Carolina EssentialsSpecies spotlight! Cloudless suplhur, Phoebis sennae, are bright yellow butterflies found in all 100 counties of North CSpecies spotlightA few weeks ago, The Town of Spruce Pine hosted a two-day Recreation Economy for Rural Communities (RERC) planning sessiBlue RidgeA few weeks ago, The Town of Spruce Pine hosted a two-day Recreation Economy for Rural Communities (RERC) planning sessiOrchard at AltapassAll month long, we’re growing our forest of Evergreen Partners, the committed group of people who support our work withProtecting land