Staff

Amy Edge, Associate Director/General Counsel, aedge@tarriver.org

Amy Edge serves as Associate Director and General Counsel of Tar River Land Conservancy.  Prior to joining TRLC in October 2005, she practiced law in Oxford, North Carolina for ten years.  She is a graduate of Duke University and the University of North Carolina School of Law.  She also earned a Certificate in Nonprofit Management through Duke University Continuing Education.  She is a champion of the Carolina madtom, a small, rare catfish found in the Tar River Basin.

Annie Voss, Land Stewardship Specialist, avoss@tarriver.org

Annie Voss is currently a Land Stewardship Specialist for the Tar River Land Conservancy. She oversees the monitoring and management of conservation easements and TRLC-owned properties, including TRLC’s public nature preserves. Annie holds a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science from Pitzer College in Claremont, CA, and a Bioinformatics Certification from Cornell University’s Boyce Thompson Institute in Ithaca, NY. She is particularly interested in the intersection of agriculture and conservation, and prior to joining TRLC, she worked in agrivoltaics and plant genetics research.

Caroline May, Land Stewardship Specialist, cmay@tarriver.org

Caroline May has served as one of TRLC’s Land Stewardship Specialist since September, 2026. She helps oversee the monitoring of conservation easements and monitoring and management of TRLC-owned properties, including TRLC’s public nature preserves. Caroline received a Bachelor of Science degree in Natural Resource Conservation- Wildlife Ecology and Conservation from The University of Massachusetts- Amherst. Caroline has previously worked with the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, and Cole Ecological Inc. She is an avid canoer, hiker, and her favorite local wildlife species is the Neuse River Waterdog.

Michelle Mound, Land Conservation Specialist, mmound@tarriver.org

Michelle Mound currently serves as the Land Conservation Specialist for Tar River Land Conservancy, having held the position since May 2022. She previously served as Land Stewardship Intern during the summer of 2021 and the spring of 2022. Michelle received her Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science with a focus in Land Management from North Carolina State University in May 2022.