Want to dig a little deeper into conservation in North Carolina? Here are the people, places and projects that make a difference.

Faces of Conservation

Discover the people and organizations who help make The Nature Conservancy a success.

Southern Forests Project

In 2006, The Nature Conservancy protected 218,000 acres in 10 states. The project included protection of 76,500 acres in four project areas in Eastern North Carolina. This work is part of North Carolina's contribution to the Conservancy's six major conservation initiatives.

Reviving the Roanoke

For three decades, the Conservancy has worked with local people, local partners and a host of organizations to maintain the vibrancy of the Roanoke. This work is part of North Carolina's contribution to the Conservancy's six major conservation initiatives.

Red Cockaded Woodpecker Recovery

This award-winning cooperative project with the U.S. Army, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and other partners in the Sandhills helps protect habitat for a federally-endangered bird.

Read All About It

From its annual report to its newsletter published three times per year, the Chapter's publications describe the Conservancy's successes and future plans in North Carolina.

Nature picture credits (top to bottom, left to right): Little Tennessee River © TNC; soapwort gentian © Bill Kautter.