Andrew Renfro

The soaring Peregrine Falcons of Whiteside Mountain are an enduring symbol of our wild heritage.

The return of Bald Eagles is a conservation triumph and a boost for the Plateau’s spirit.

Let’s pause for a moment and reflect upon the natural treasures entrusted to us and our posterity.

The trail leading through Horse Cove is laced with history and a healthy dose of mystery.

Those black velvet nights are a beloved part of the Plateau’s natural heritage that the Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust is endeavoring to preserve.

An American Chestnut workshop at Albert Carlton-Cashiers Community Library, set for April 10, spotlights the perils and the
promise facing this national treasure.

The Plateau’s preservation ethic was built into the Appalachian Trail.

The noble American Chestnut is still fighting for its survival, thanks to Highlands Cashiers
Land Trust.

A gift from the past, the Plateau’s history is written in her trees. To learn more and to help save mountains visit hicashlt.org or contact julie@hltnc.org or (828) 526-1111.