Defining the Next
Decade of Conservation in North Carolina

We are committed to safeguarding North Carolina's natural resources through community action and advocacy.

Learn about our coalition of over 20 conservation organizations across our state.

Discover the trust funds that are crucial to protecting land and water

Learn about the organizations on the front lines of conservation in North Carolina

From mountains to the sea, learn about the areas we are protecting for generations to come

News

Member Profile: Blue Ridge Conservancy

North Carolina’s conservation success depends on strong partnerships, and that is exactly what the Land for Tomorrow coalition makes possible. Blue Ridge Conservancy is helping protect some of northwest North Carolina’s most important lands, from prime farmland and scenic Blue Ridge Parkway views to rare […]

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Bandera Farms Park in Guilford County

A $500,000 grant from the N.C. Parks and Recreation Trust Fund (PARTF) is helping bring Bandera Farms Park in Guilford County to life, transforming a community vision into a regional destination. Slated to open in November 2026, the park spans 120 acres in a fast-growing […]

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Member Profile: Piedmont Land Conservancy

North Carolina is growing fast. Since 2020, more than 709,000 people have moved to North Carolina, making our state one of the top destinations for new residents. As growth continues, continued investment in the conservation trust funds helps ensure that the lands and waters that […]

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Conservation Champions

Representative Wray Receives Award as a Land and Water Champion

ROANOKE RAPIDS —The North Carolina Land for Tomorrow Coalition has recognized Representative Michael Wray as a 2024 North Carolina Land and Water Champion. “Thank you, Representative Wray, for your leadership […]

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Land for Tomorrow Coalition representatives recognized Representative Steve Ross as a North Carolina Land and Water Champion. Representative Ross was a critical leader in reinstating NC’s conservation tax credit and creating a state trail designation for the Haw River Trail Trail that winds through Alamance and Chatham Counties. Pictured from left to right: The Nature Conservancy’s Director of Government Relations Will Robinson, Representative Steve Ross, and Piedmont Land Conservancy Executive Director Kevin Redding.

Representative Ross Receives Award as a Land and Water Champion

BURLINGTON —The North Carolina Land for Tomorrow Coalition has recognized Representative Steve Ross as a 2024 North Carolina Land and Water Champion. “Thank you, Representative Ross, for your years of […]

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