TLC land conservation work is supporting the Triangle agricultural community by working with landowners to protect vital farmland from rising development pressures. Learn about three of our farm partners that are making it their mission to close the gap in food insecurity in Triangle communities.
Twenty-eight acres of mature pine, hardwood forest, and streambanks along a tributary of Marks Creek are now permanently protected. This beautiful property sits beside existing county-owned open space, creating one continuous stretch of conserved land and offering room for a future greenway that could one day link Turnipseed Nature Preserve to Triangle Land Conservancy’s 447-acre Williamson Preserve.
Under the cover of darkness, a hidden world comes to life at Brumley Nature Preserve. Learn about a TLC fan-favorite event: Moth Night.
TLC staff joined partners and community members to celebrate the ribbon cutting for a new boat access on the Deep River State Trail in Moncure, NC.
Fullsteam’s Brumley Forest Baltic Porter is more than just a beer — it’s a celebration of slowing down, exploring the land, and supporting local farmers and forests.
October 20-24 is National Estate Planning Awareness Week! Learn about how you can protect the land you love for generations to come.
From tackling Chinese privet to planting native species, TriWild volunteers are helping local ecosystems thrive again. Learn about the program’s roots and how you can get involved!
Rivers are the lifelines of the Triangle, supplying drinking water to more than a million people while sustaining wildlife and natural habitats. As growth and development put increasing pressure on our waterways, protecting forests, soils, and wetlands has never been more important. Learn how TLC and our partners are working to safeguard the Neuse and Cape Fear River basins for cleaner water today and for generations to come.
We are thrilled to introduce TLC’s new Associate Director of Philanthropy, Sandra Rodriguez. Learn about her experiences that brought her to TLC and what she looks forward to in her new role.
Celebrate National Nonprofit Day and learn how TLC has grown into a thriving land trust working to conserve vital natural spaces in the Triangle. Hear from Executive Director Sandy Sweitzer, whose decades-long nonprofit journey led her to TLC, and discover how your support powers conservation, education, and equitable access to land.
