Three Rivers Land Trust

Three Rivers Land Trust Connected to the Land. Committed to Conservation.

We’re kicking off a week of celebrating public lands under the stars.Join us Monday, September 21, at Walkers Creek Trai...
08/31/2026

We’re kicking off a week of celebrating public lands under the stars.

Join us Monday, September 21, at Walkers Creek Trailhead in Uwharrie National Forest for a night of stargazing with the Chapel Hill Astronomical and Observing Society.

Come look up, learn something new, and experience the Uwharries after dark!

Monday, September 21 | 6–9 PM
Walkers Creek Trailhead | Randolph County

Can’t make it Monday? We’re celebrating all week long. Find the full lineup and sign up at TRLT.org/NPLD.

Dove Hunt is less than a week away, and we’re ready for an early morning, and a great group of folks coming together all...
08/30/2026

Dove Hunt is less than a week away, and we’re ready for an early morning, and a great group of folks coming together all in support of local conservation.

This sold-out event is more than a day in the field. 100% of proceeds go right back to conserving the lands, waters, and rural landscapes that make our region special.

We’re so ready to see everyone and kick off dove season the TRLT way!

Kyle spent the day at the SITKA Gear Whitetail Expo sharing a little about Three Rivers Land Trust and our Save Tuckerto...
08/29/2026

Kyle spent the day at the SITKA Gear Whitetail Expo sharing a little about Three Rivers Land Trust and our Save Tuckertown campaign.

We’re grateful for opportunities to connect with the outdoor community, share what we’re working on, and bring more people into the conservation conversation.

Good partners make good conservation work possible!

Field days call for a good lunch. This week, we settled the debate at the Watercooler: What’s the best lunch to bring in...
08/28/2026

Field days call for a good lunch. This week, we settled the debate at the Watercooler: What’s the best lunch to bring in the field?

Our team has weighed in. What’s your answer?

08/27/2026

Public lands are worth celebrating. So we’re making a week of it!

Join us September 21–26 for National Public Lands Day Week, with opportunities to hike, paddle, mountain bike, stargaze, test your conservation knowledge, and celebrate the completion of Phase 1 of the Save Tuckertown Campaign!

There’s something for everyone, and we’d love to see you out there!

Learn more and find the full event lineup at TRLT.org/NPLD.

Happy National Dog Day to the four-legged conservationists who make every trail, field and river a little better!Here’s ...
08/26/2026

Happy National Dog Day to the four-legged conservationists who make every trail, field and river a little better!

Here’s to the TRLT dogs who remind us that there’s always time for a walk outside.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Riverdance this past weekend!It was a wonderful night of dinner, dancing, and do...
08/25/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Riverdance this past weekend!

It was a wonderful night of dinner, dancing, and doing good, all in support of conservation across the Piedmont and Sandhills.

We’re grateful to everyone who came out to celebrate and support the work of conserving the lands, waters, and rural lands that make our region home.

And a special thank you to our incredible sponsors who helped make the evening possible: Uwharrie Bank, F&M Bank, Global Contact Services, Vulcan Materials Company, Novant Health, GW Smith Lumber Company, Woodson Law Firm, Catawba College, Walser Technology Group, Carol Fisher Construction, Uwharrie TrailBlazers (foot trail club), Twisted Sweetgum Farms, Brent and Sandy Barnes, Larry and Jennie Hale, Ed and Susan Norvell, Ben Morgan, Mike and Kathryn Mabry, Kevin Hinson, Lake Point Property Owners Association, Ledbetter Ford Farms, Sam Howard Farm, Affordable Insurance LLC, Duke Energy, Barnhardt Jewelers, EGGER Group, Modern Woodmen of America.

Photos by: Ascendant Imaging

A little late-summer color, courtesy of our native wetlands!Cardinal Flower (Lobelia cardinalis) thrives along streams, ...
08/24/2026

A little late-summer color, courtesy of our native wetlands!

Cardinal Flower (Lobelia cardinalis) thrives along streams, wetlands and other moist places, where its bright red blooms provide nectar for hummingbirds and other pollinators.

Protecting local waters helps ensure a future for the native plants, wildlife and communities that depend on them.

Join us in our commitment to conservation at trlt.org

Do you recognize this man? We’d like to get in touch with him! If you have any information about who he is or recognize ...
08/24/2026

Do you recognize this man? We’d like to get in touch with him! If you have any information about who he is or recognize him from the Low Water Bridge Road area, please send us a DM.

08/22/2026

We’re buzzing for the weekend! 🐝

Tonight, we’re trading the field for the dance floor at Riverdance.

We can’t wait for a night of good food, great company, dancing, and doing good for the places we all love. See you tonight!

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204 E Innes Street, Ste 120
Salisbury, NC
28144

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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