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.
Triangle Land Conservancy (TLC) is proud to welcome three new members to our Board of Directors. Michelle Nowlin, John Narron, and Dr. Zakiya Leggett bring a wealth of experience, passion, and diverse perspectives that will strengthen TLC’s work as we continue to protect and care for land and water in the Triangle. Michelle Nowlin Michelle Nowlin […]
TLC Trail Guide Margot Lester explores the spiritual and cultural role of turkey and black vultures.
Three prohibited roads and plans for a 2500-seat amphitheater violate the terms of a 1998 conservation easement. HILLSBOROUGH, NC: Triangle Land Conservancy (TLC) has filed a complaint in Orange County Superior Court to force Union Grove Farm to comply with the terms of a conservation easement put in place in perpetuity by the former owners […]
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.
Hear from TLC’s 2025 Summer Education and Outreach Intern, Averi Belin, as she shares how her experience in the PINES program has shaped her future.
In Spring 2025, TLC, Eno River Association, and Bluestem Community NC partnered to protect the 87-acre Bluestem Conservation Cemetery through a conservation easement. Margot Lester, TLC Trail Guide and multi-hyphenate Bluestem volunteer, shares the importance of conserving this magical place – both for its natural habitats and wildlife and the people who are connected to it.
Don’t let the summer heat keep you from enjoying the great outdoors! Take a look at some effective tips to help you stay cool, safe, and hydrated while exploring TLC preserves. Learn what essentials to pack, how to dress smart, and when to hit the trails to avoid peak heat.
The North Carolina Conservation Tax Credit has returned to once again reward landowners who choose to preserve farmland, forestland, wildlife habitat, and other valuable landscapes. Thanks to actions from the General Assembly, the program is back for qualifying donations made in 2025 and 2026.
