Conserving Land and Water
Protecting Land Can Also Mean Protecting Water Quality As an accredited land trust through Land Trust Alliance, our work involves protecting land areas that are… Read More
Land Conservation
RiverLink’s land conservation program works to connect people to the land in a way that is tangible and relevant to our communities. We believe that when more people interact with the outdoors either recreationally or educationally, they will begin to feel a responsibility to be good stewards of the land. Rather than taking on large conservation easements, we focus on conserving smaller tracts of land adjacent to waterways, as well as privately owned land within suburban and urban areas.
Land FAQs and Resources
Where do I Start? There are multiple steps involved in setting up a conservation easement on your property, but the process doesn’t have to complicated… Read More
Parks, Greenways and Blueways
Providing Vital Connections to the River RiverLink works to grow opportunities for all to experience the wonder and beauty that is the French Broad River—advancing… Read More
Protected Properties
Explore some of our conservation easements. These properties will be protected forever so that can continue to improve water quality and provide vital habitat!… Read More
