NC Coastal Land Trust

06/18/2026

The 24th Annual Coastal Land Trust Golf Tournament was a HUGE success! Thanks to the help from PMG Carolinas and our generous sponsors, $165,000 was raised to support land conservation across the North Carolina coast. This tournament was a real hole-in-one 😉⛳!

Thanks to Country Club of Landfall for hosting us again this year!

06/18/2026

06/17/2026

Thank you to our 2026 Environmental Education program Sponsors - including Pollinator Palooza and Flytrap Frolic! Both events were a huge success this year with more than 1,300 people reached during classroom visits, field trips, and these events. We appreciate you!

06/13/2026

Explore Everett Creek Preserve during our LAST Open Hike Weekend until September! On June 20 and 21, the preserve will be open from 9 – 3 pm for self-guided hikes. Unpaved trails, longleaf pine restoration, and bathrooms on site - perfect for a weekend adventure!

The preserve is located at 333 Betty Dixon Rd in Sneads Ferry. Come check it out!

06/13/2026

Species: Stormy the Ice Hog
Classification: Honorary NC Megafauna
Habitat: Ice sheets, locker rooms, pregame tunnels
Diet: Caniac energy, Victory chants, Zamboni fumes
Conservation Status: Thriving

06/12/2026

The Coastal Land Trust staff is yellow-bellied sliding into the weekend!

06/09/2026

We had so much fun Flytrap Frolic this past Saturday! We saw more than 800 people at the Stanley Rehder Carnivorous Plant Garden and sold out of Venus flytraps again this year (ethically sourced)! Everyone had a great time getting their faces painted, doing arts and crafts, and learning about native carnivorous plants from our educated garden guides and partners. In case you missed it this year, don’t worry, Flytrap Frolic happens on the first Saturday of June each year!

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06/08/2026

Some days, working in conservation means you spend time out in the field soaking up the sun on conserved properties. On the other days, the Coastal Land Trust team is working behind the scenes - brainstorming ideas for new events, coming up with communication plans, and figuring out ways to improve our data capture. Working at a land trust is all about balance, and every day is a great day when you work in conservation!