Land for Tomorrow is a statewide coalition of community leaders, conservation, and wildlife organizations, and parks and recreation advocates with a common goal: increasing land and water conservation in North Carolina.
Protecting North Carolina's land and water resources provides:
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In The Media
Preserving The Lindale Farm
The Lindley family has operated their 182-acre dairy farm in Chatham County since the late 1800s. Neill Lindley, the fifth generation of farmers in the family, still owns and runs […]
Conservation is Crucial to Attracting the Best and the Brightest
Red Hat is an international leader when it comes to enterprise open source software. That means the company must attract highly educated, young professionals who are in big demand. To […]
Land for Tomorrow Urges Increased Conservation Funding Following Release of SB 257, Appropriations Act of 2017
Land for Tomorrow thanks the General Assembly for continuing to fund the Clean Water Management Trust Fund, Parks & Recreation Trust Fund, and Agricultural Development & Farmland Preservation Trust Fund […]
Land for Tomorrow Gathers Legislators for Legislative Forum
Conservation Organizations Highlighted the Economic Benefits of State Funding to the Triad Region RALEIGH – Land for Tomorrow recently gathered members of the NC General Assembly for a legislative forum […]
Proposed Increase to Land and Water Conservation Funding a Win for NC
The Land for Tomorrow coalition commends Governor Cooper for providing increased, reliable funding for land and water conservation in his recommended budget. Restoring a portion of the real estate conveyance tax to […]
Hickory Daily Record: Investing in Conservation is Smart Business
Brad Lail, Hickory resident and City Councilman, believes in the power of investing in conservation priorities. “As the members of the General Assembly work on the state budget, I hope […]
General Assembly Budget Support for Land and Water Conservation Praised
The Land for Tomorrow coalition commends the Legislature for providing more than $22 million in additional funding for the state’s three conservation trust funds. These additional funds help keep the […]