The Board of Directors of Tar River Land Conservancy (TRLC) seek applications to hire a new Executive Director. To view the job announcement, go to this page. TRLC’s long-time Executive Director, Derek Halberg, is departing to pursue a new opportunity … Continue reading
TRLC is now accepting applications for its 12-week Stewardship Internship during the summer of 2026. Continue reading
A 22-acre land gift to TRLC honors the life of Fred Battaglia. TRLC staff recently hosted a tour of property with family and friends of Mr. Battaglia. TRLC will manage the land as part of the future Hatchers Run Nature Preserve. Continue reading
TRLC purchased the 85-acre Mt. Harmony Tract in Person County in early November 2024 with funding contributions from Person County government, City of Durham, and City of Raleigh. The site will eventually be opened to the public as a nature trails. Continue reading
Get outside and enjoy the fall foliage by joining Tar River Land Conservancy (TRLC) for guided fall nature hikes in Granville and Person Counties led by naturalist Alvin Braswell and TRLC staff. Learn about the ecology of the area and … Continue reading
TRLC is applying for re-accreditation with the Land Trust Accreditation Commission. The Commission will conduct an extensive review of TRLC’s policies and programs. The Commission invites public comments on how TRLC complies with national standards. Continue reading
Join TRLC supporters for a guided nature hike on Saturday, April 22, 2023, at the Picture Branch Nature Preserve. Visitors will get a sneak preview of future public hiking trails. Continue reading
TRLC needs your help to build nature trails at the future Horseshoe Road Nature Preserve and Robertson Creek Nature Preserve near Creedmoor. Continue reading
A significant land donation from Fred Battaglia to Tar River Land Conservancy (TRLC) has ensured that 59 acres of open space will remain undeveloped in Oxford, North Carolina. In the coming years, TRLC plans to work with local officials to create a new nature preserve on the property, which will include a network of hiking trails for visitors. Continue reading
Tar River Land Conservancy (TRLC) and the Granville County Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on November 4 to open the newest nature preserve in southern Granville County. The Robertson Creek Nature Preserve offers visitors 1.9 miles of hiking trails to explore near downtown Creedmoor. Continue reading
