Stormwater Basics
Stormwater and runoff can have a significant impact on the health of our streams and rivers. Let's look at the basics of these concepts and how we can help reduce… Read More
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Pine vs. Plastic | The Ultimate Holiday Tree Showdown
The holiday season is upon us, and with it comes a tradition that nearly 94 million households, follow; displaying a Christmas tree. But what kind should you get?… Read More
Conquer the Cold | Winter Invasive Species Management
As many plants begin their shift into dormancy and the cold weather sets in, you too may feel it's time to hunker down for the approaching winter. However, this time… Read More
The Art of River Cane Basketry
While we often go to our local craft stores to buy materials for our projects, we rarely make these materials from scratch. However, river cane basket makers are unique in… Read More
French Broad River Partnership | At the Intersection of the Environment + Economy
The French Broad River Partnership (FBRP) invites the community to attend its fifth annual meeting to be held Wednesday, November 8, 9:00-11:30 a.m. in the Ferguson Auditorium at A-B Tech. Read More
Amongst Fallen Leaves | Hidden Life in the Stream
With the arrival of Fall, the landscape is decorated with the splendid hues of vibrant leaves. Yet, when these leaves fall and begin to float downstream, they assume a pivotal… Read More
Outside of the Classroom and into Nature | Enrichment Afterschool
Outdoor and environmental education in afterschool programs offers numerous benefits for children and adolescents. These programs provide valuable opportunities for learning and personal development that complement traditional classroom education. Read More
Karen Cragnolin Park: 17 Years in the Making
After 17 years preparing the land, healing the soil, listening to our neighbors, and designing with world-renowned landscape architects, we’re delighted that the Greenway Phase of Karen Cragnolin Park will… Read More
Unveiling the Secrets of Japanese Honeysuckle
Discover the captivating world of the invasive Japanese honeysuckle. Learn about its origins, rapid spread, and ecological impact on native species and habitats. Read More
River Cane – Key to Restoring a Signature Mountain Ecosystem
Get to know river cane, our native Bamboo. Easily confused with the invasive variety of Bamboo, this species provides many benefits to local ecosystems. Read More