Always good advice, “Take a Hike” becomes a lot more enjoyable thanks to the efforts of Highlands Cashiers Land Trust.
Careful stewardship of the land ensures the survival of what’s most precious about life here on the Plateau.
We’ll bet you didn’t know you had a neighbor that goes by the name Snot Otter. You can learn all about these misunderstood creatures at the virtual Village Nature series presentation at 5:00 P.M. July 29. Check HCLT’s website or Facebook page for a zoom link to this presentation.
The richness of the region’s natural heritage is revealed in Bountiful Botany: Medicinal Plants of the Plateau, a self-guided tour of the Brushy Face Preserve organized by the Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust.
Hope for Hemlocks, part of the 2021 Village Nature Series program is set for 5:00 P.M. Tuesday, May 25.
The Village Nature Series returns to the Village Green in Cashiers with a program set for April 27. Everyone with a passion for the Plateau’s natural heritage is invited.
The Plateau’s premier conservation group has extended its domain by 28 acres, thanks to the generosity of Little Bear Pen LLC.
“The property extends from just past the Highlands Community Center to Sherwood Forest Road on the right as you leave town going East,” said HCLT Director Gary Wein.
Walking in a Winter Wonderland can be a lot more enjoyable and a lot safer when you practice these sensible steps, courtesy of the 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!
Hike Bountiful Botany: Medicinal Plants of the Plateau at your own pace! This installation will be up for the entire month of June.The hike will consist of informational signs along the trail highlighting some of the medicinal plants found on the property.
Here in the southern Appalachians and on the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau, we are lucky to be amongst an incredible diversity of plants. We will be sharing some of these and highlighting the plants present at the Brushy Face Preserve through a native medicinal plant hike!
Hope for Hemlocks, part of the 2021 Village Nature Series program is set for 5:00 P.M. Tuesday, May 25.
The Village Green and Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust co-host a speaker series called the Village Nature Series (VNS), which features experts in their field presenting on wildlife, habitats, conservation, and local cultural heritage.
Explore HCTL’s first conserved property at your own pace using a downloadable guide. Stand in the spot that inspired out town’s founders, visit the remnants of the stone house that […]
Explore HCTL’s first conserved property at your own pace using a downloadable guide. Stand in the spot that inspired out town’s founders, visit the remnants of the stone house that […]
Explore HCTL’s first conserved property at your own pace using a downloadable guide. Stand in the spot that inspired out town’s founders, visit the remnants of the stone house that […]
Explore HCTL’s first conserved property at your own pace using a downloadable guide. Stand in the spot that inspired out town’s founders, visit the remnants of the stone house that […]
Explore HCTL’s first conserved property at your own pace using a downloadable guide. Stand in the spot that inspired out town’s founders, visit the remnants of the stone house that […]
Explore HCTL’s first conserved property at your own pace using a downloadable guide. Stand in the spot that inspired out town’s founders, visit the remnants of the stone house that […]
