The North American Land Trust (NALT) has been exploring several new opportunities to expand the national land trust’s charitable mission of …
Career Conservationist Patty Kennedy joins NALT team
North American Land Trust (NALT) is pleased to announce that Patty Kennedy, who has more than 20 years of experience in conservation, has …
Richland Trust: Protecting Natural Habitat in North Carolina
From hemlocks to hellbenders, Richland Trust’s board and staff are committed to protecting the natural habitats and the diverse animal and …
NALT’s Ron Lance publishes article on “Durand Oak”
Congratulations to our NALT team member, Ron Lance, whose article on the "Durand oak" was recently published in the "International Oaks" …
Rare Venus Flytrap Discovered in the Wild at NALT Conservation Area in North Carolina
If you have ever visited a garden center, you may have seen the popular Venus flytrap plant for sale. The plant is relatively easy to …
NALT helps Georgia increase its 4,000-acre Altama Plantation Wildlife Management Area
North American Land Trust (NALT) recently participated in transferring two of its conservation easement areas, The Hammersmith Landing and …
NALT Partner, Southern Highlands Reserve, is at the Forefront of Red Spruce Forest Restoration
In two large hoop houses, high above the lakes of Western North Carolina, researchers and volunteers are growing tens of thousands of red …
Whooping Cranes Visit NALT Conservation Areas in Texas
Sightings of rare birds trumpet the conservation success story The majestic whooping crane is the tallest flying bird in North America. …
Meet Steve DiSipio, GIS map intern
As a kid, Steve DiSipio and his friends would play for hours and hours in the woods behind the DiSipio house. It was this time spent in …
