Katawba Valley Land Trust Speaker Series: Explore Your Watershed with SCDES
Katawba Valley Land Trust is pleased to announce the next installment of our Speaker Series — a complimentary program offered throughout... Read More
Nature Doesn’t Take a Holiday
In July, our region’s trees are in peak growth, reproduction, and adaptation. The long, hot days and (hopeful) rainfall fuel this... Read More
Endangered Species Day: Honoring the Life That Depends on Us
Today is Endangered Species Day, a moment to reflect on the rare and vulnerable species that rely on healthy habitats and dedicated... Read More
Katawba Valley Land Trust Highlights Recent Conservation Successes
Katawba Valley Land Trust Highlights Recent Conservation Successes
World Environmental Education Day: Why It Matters for the Catawba River Valley’s Future
"Land conservation isn’t only about protecting acres; it’s about fostering an engaged public that values those acres enough to safeguard them for generations."
The Ground Beneath Us: Why Soil Matters in the Catawba River Valley
"As families gather for holiday meals, it is worth remembering that every bite begins with healthy soil."
Katawba Valley Land Trust Celebrates Annual Business Meeting
On Thursday, October 9, the USC Lancaster Carole Ray Dowling Center was lively with activity as the Katawba Valley Land Trust (KVLT) hosted its annual business meeting, sponsored by Edible Landscapes, owned by Gil Burnette. Sixty members attended for an evening of acknowledgment, reflection, and community.
KVLT Secures a Portion of Historic Hobkirk Hill Battlefield and Wateree Dam Site
Katawba Valley Land Trust (KVLT) is proud to announce the successful recording of two new conservation easements in Camden—one that preserves a vital piece of Revolutionary War history and the other that protects a thriving natural habitat.
World Conservation Day 2025
Katawba Valley Land Trust Honors World Conservation Day July 28th is World Conservation Day—a global reminder that protecting our natural world isn’t... Read More