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Donation To Be Used To Protect Catawba River - Vimarsana News

Donation To Be Used To Protect Catawba River

Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina announced the permanent protection of three conservation easements transferred from Duke Energy, totaling 130 acres of p

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Environmental Economics: A pure example of free market environmentalism (almost) - Vimarsana News

Environmental Economics: A pure example of free market environmentalism (almost)

From the local paper (Foothills Conservancy making progress to permanently protect iconic Blowing Rock view): Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina announced significant progress toward the purchase and permanent protection of a 332-acre parcel of land in Blowing Rock that contains the headwaters of the Johns River and is part of...

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Environmental Economics

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Foothills Conservancy of NC protects 6 acres in Valdese as part of Wilderness Gateway State Trail - Vimarsana News

Foothills Conservancy of NC protects 6 acres in Valdese as part of Wilderness Gateway State Trail

The Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina has acquired 6 acres across from Valdese Children’s Park on East Main Street in Valdese for permanent conservation, according to the organization

Status of 170-mile state trail that cuts through Catawba County updated at Chamber event - Vimarsana News

Status of 170-mile state trail that cuts through Catawba County updated at Chamber event

The Wilderness Gateway State Trail is expected to be 170 miles long and include Catawba, Burke, McDowell and Rutherford counties, according to State Trails Planner Smith Raynor, with the N.C.