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Recent News
- Conservation group buys another big chunk of Johnston County wilderness
News & Observer | August 4, 2026 - Triangle Land Conservancy Preserves 602 More Acres Along Neuse River
Johnston County Report | August 4, 2026 - Triangle Land Conservancy protects 602 acres along Neuse River
Johnstonian | August 4, 2026 - NC Made: Refugee farmer grows a thriving flower business in Raleigh
ABC11 | July 17, 2026 - A trail system was saved from housing development. And this time, the developers were in on it
Singletracks | July 11, 2026 - Conservation group buys hundreds of acres in Johnston County wilderness area
News & Observer | July 4, 2026 - South Creek Finalizes Deal to Protect 80 Acres of Forest with Local Conservation Group
Chapelboro | June 29, 2026 - $500M Chapel Hill development will preserve 80 acres
Triangle Business Journal | June 18, 2026 - TLC, Johnston County preserve Neuse River Wilderness tract
Johnstonian | June 25, 2026 - Wake County safeguards 32 additional acres of prime farmland near Wendell
Wake County | June 11, 2026 - Preserve and Protect: Tomorrowland
Durham Mag | June 2026
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Recent News
Conservation group buys hundreds of acres in Johnston County wilderness area
News & Observer, July 2026
The Triangle Land Conservancy has bought another big chunk of the largest remaining undeveloped area in the Triangle, with the help of Johnston County, the state and the U.S. Air Force.
Preserve & Protect
Durham Magazine, June 2026
Executive Director Sandy Sweitzer shares her vision for Durham’s future.
New nature preserve opens near Raleigh with hiking and mountain biking trails
WRAL, May 2026
A new 65-acre nature preserve with nearly four miles of trails is now open to the public in Wake Forest.
Johnston County now has the land that will become its first nature preserve
News & Observer, May 2026
Triangle Land Conservancy transferred 308 acres of the former Rose Dairy Farm south of Smithfield, North Carolina, to Johnston County for will become the first county-owned nature preserve.
