Protect Our Biodiversity Hotspot
Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust’s mission achieves even greater resonance during Earth Month.
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Article Author: Julie Schott - Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust
Rings of History
A gift from the past, the Plateau’s history is written in her trees. To learn more and to help save mountains visit hicashlt.org or contact [email protected] or (828) 526-1111.
Together We Can Save Mountains
A gift to Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust is a present to be cherished for Eternity.
The Power of Education | Literacy & Learning Center
With wise precautions in place, The Literacy & Learning Center is setting the stage for a season of enlightenment and encouragement. For more information, visit maconncliteracy.org, call (828) 526-0863 or email [email protected].
Conserve Vital Lands | Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust
Careful stewardship of the land ensures the survival of what’s most precious about life here on the Plateau.
Howling for the Red Wolf | Village Nature Series
The myths and the mysteries of the Red Wolf are explored at Howling for the Red Wolf: Getting to Know the Maligned and Misunderstood with Tori Duval of the WNC Nature Center. This free program will be at 5:00 P.M. Tuesday, September 28, at The Village Green Commons in Cashiers.
Along Came a Spider | Village Nature Series
Alyssa Fuller will spin a fascinating account about our most mysterious neighbors on the Plateau when the Village Nature Series presents Along Came a Spider at 5:00 P.M. August 31 at the Village Green Commons.
Hope for the Hemlocks: Village Nature Series
Hope for Hemlocks, part of the 2021 Village Nature Series program is set for 5:00 P.M. Tuesday, May 25.
Simon and Protected Land: Highlands Cashiers Land Trust
Santa’s bound to notice the bounty of good works undertaken by the good people of the Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust. And you can end up on the Nice List, too!
Thankful for Trails | Highlands Cashiers Land Trust
If you’re feeling a little short of things to be grateful for, take a hike along one of the trails conserved by The Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust. It’ll help to put things in perspective.
