Hope for the Hemlocks: Village Nature Series
Hope for Hemlocks, part of the 2021 Village Nature Series program is set for 5:00 P.M. Tuesday, May 25.
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Simon and Protected Land: Highlands Cashiers Land Trust
Santa’s bound to notice the bounty of good works undertaken by the good people of the Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust. And you can end up on the Nice List, too!
Thankful for Trails | Highlands Cashiers Land Trust
If you’re feeling a little short of things to be grateful for, take a hike along one of the trails conserved by The Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust. It’ll help to put things in perspective.
Conserving | Highlands Cashiers Land Trust
Do me a favor. Close your eyes. Wait, you have to read this whole paragraph first, then you can close your eyes. Next I want you to picture what you […]
A Spooky Trivia Hike – Highlands Cashiers Land Trust
Among the hauntingly beautiful mountains of the Southern Appalachians, nestled only steps away from downtown Highlands, is the historic Kelsey Trail. Built over a century ago by one of […]
The Village Nature Series
There’s been a lot of controversy over whether or not “climate change” is real. Here in the mountains of Western North Carolina, we’re only just now seeing some real changes […]
Adopt the Pace of Nature
Ralph Waldo Emerson advised that we should, “Adopt the pace of nature, her secret is patience.” Over the past few weeks most of us have had no choice but to […]
The Tip of the Spear
Spring on the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau is truly magical with the emergence of our diverse assemblage of wildflowers. This emergence almost seems like it happens overnight but it is a process […]
Your Local Land Trust
If you live or play here, you have much to be thankful for. Recently, the staff of Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust reflected on what we are thankful for: • Two hundred […]
Shadow of the Bear
There’s a bear who visits our small mountain community every year. If you’re patient enough to wait for her on Highway 64 at the Macon/Jackson County line – at a […]