Triangle Land Conservancy

Triangle Land Conservancy Conserving the places you love across the Triangle since 1983.

You might wonder: Can naming TLC as a beneficiary really make an impact? Does the size of the gift matter?Let us tell yo...
08/31/2026

You might wonder: Can naming TLC as a beneficiary really make an impact? Does the size of the gift matter?

Let us tell you — it does. Every legacy gift, every acre protected tells a story of people who cared enough to preserve it. Together, we're leaving the land better than we found it. Because of supporters like you, TLC can continue protecting the places we love for generations.

Special thanks to all our Longview Society members, including Cynthia and Steve Sollod, for helping make this lasting work possible.

Interested in learning more about TLC's Longview Society? Visit https://triangleland.org/give/planned-giving to explore how your legacy can help protect the land you love.

📸Steve and Cynthia Sollod, members of TLC's Longview Society, at our Fall River Society event last October. Photo by Emilia Brennan

Our PINES summer interns were such important contributors to TLC's mission this summer, and we wanted to spotlight some ...
08/28/2026

Our PINES summer interns were such important contributors to TLC's mission this summer, and we wanted to spotlight some of their work. 🌳💙

One of the interns, Ava Lipsey, spent her summer working with TLC's Education & Outreach team - getting the opportunity to plan and lead her own environmental education event. Check out our latest blog written by Ava to learn about her experience with PINES and how she'll continue to support local land conservation efforts.

📲Read all about it at https://triangleland.org/blog/avas-pines-intern-experience

08/26/2026

Through TLC’s PINES program (Pathways Into Natural Environments and Science), Knightdale High School students explore careers in conservation and natural resources through hands-on projects, field experiences and conversations with professionals.

And that means getting outside! Since the program started five years ago, Great Outdoor Provision Co. has helped outfit PINES students with footwear and other gear so that they are well equipped to learn.

Thank you GOPC for supporting PINES students and championing access to the outdoors!

Life changes happen fast. New job? New grandbaby? Big move? Retirement? Your plans may need a refresh too.   is a great ...
08/24/2026

Life changes happen fast. New job? New grandbaby? Big move? Retirement? Your plans may need a refresh too. is a great reminder to check that your estate plans still reflect the people, places, and causes you care about most.

If TLC is part of your plans and life has changed in the last few years, we would love to hear from you. Updating your plans and sharing your intentions helps us honor your wishes and celebrate the legacy you are building for the lands you love.

If you are interested in leaving TLC in your plans visit https://triangleland.org/blog/make-a-will-month-leaving-behind-a-legacy-for-land

📷 Horton Grove Nature Preserve by Sandra Rodriguez

We hear that caring about local land conservation is kinda chic. 🌎✨
08/19/2026

We hear that caring about local land conservation is kinda chic. 🌎✨

Your legacy starts with a plan. Have you started planning your legacy? Estate planning doesn't have to feel overwhelming...
08/17/2026

Your legacy starts with a plan. Have you started planning your legacy? Estate planning doesn't have to feel overwhelming. Taking a few simple steps today can help provide for your loved ones while supporting the causes you care about.

🌱 Take inventory of your assets.
🌱 Think about what matters most.
🌱 Connect with the organizations you care about.
🌱 Talk with a trusted advisor.

Learn more about by visiting https://triangleland.org/blog/make-a-will-month-leaving-behind-a-legacy-for-land. If you are considering leaving TLC in your estate plans, we’d love to hear from you!

📷 Eastern Bluebird at Horton Grove by Andrew Eicher

You may have noticed a new addition to the landscape at Brumley North! The preserve now hosts the Triangle's first Motus...
08/14/2026

You may have noticed a new addition to the landscape at Brumley North! The preserve now hosts the Triangle's first Motus tower, part of a global network of wildlife tracking stations (led by Birds Canada) using radio telemetry. Tagged birds, bats, and insects will send radio signals to the tower as they pass by, contributing to an important database for conservation research and efforts.

Our friends at New Hope Bird Alliance generously funded and installed the tower with expertise from American Bird Conservancy - choosing Brumley North as the host site based on its habitat quality and reputation as a popular hotspot for birds.

🔗Read more at https://triangleland.org/news/tracking-species-movement-with-motus and stay tuned for more updates from this exciting collaboration!

📸Photos by Olivia Garcia and Bo Howes

08/12/2026

Not all heroes wear capes… some carry loppers! 🌿

Our stewardship interns wrapped up their summer with TLC at the end of July, and we miss them already! Julio, Noe, and Ezekiel did an amazing job working alongside our Land Management team to remove invasive plants, contribute to the Williamson Outdoor Learning Center, and support TLC staff across the organization.

We’re so grateful for all their hard work and the care they brought to our preserves this summer. We wish them the very best of luck in all their future endeavors! 🌱

Video inspired by SW Michigan Land Conservancy

The places we love have a way of staying with us. Maybe it’s the trail you walk every weekend, the farm landscape that r...
08/10/2026

The places we love have a way of staying with us. Maybe it’s the trail you walk every weekend, the farm landscape that reminds you of home, or the quiet place where you go to recharge. These spaces become part of our stories, and we all have a role in caring for them.
Every person's story is unique, and the legacy you choose to leave is deeply personal. No matter the size or type of gift, every contribution makes a difference.

If you’re interested in learning more about ways to support TLC, we’d love to have a conversation and help you find an option that feels right for you. Visit https://triangleland.org/blog/make-a-will-month-leaving-behind-a-legacy-for-land to learn more.

📷 Williamson Preserve by Don Kinney

🌞 Don't let the summer heat keep you from enjoying the great outdoors! Take a look at some effective tips to help you st...
08/07/2026

🌞 Don't let the summer heat keep you from enjoying the great outdoors! Take a look at some effective tips to help you stay cool, safe, and hydrated while exploring TLC preserves. Learn what essentials to pack, how to dress smart, and when to hit the trails to avoid peak heat at TLC's blog The Dirt at https://triangleland.org/blog/brave-the-summer-heat-with-these-hiking-tips

📷 Hikers at Old Creedmoor Preserve by TLC Staff

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