Katawba Valley Land Trust seeks an executive director with exceptional leadership, communication, and management skills. For a full job description and applicatni instructions, click here.
Welcome to Katawba Valley Land Trust
Land Trust Seeks Executive Director
 The trust is a nonprofit, private conservation organization dedicated to the protection of natural resources, open lands, waters, historic resources, and vistas of aesthetic value in the Catawba River valley and surrounding areas. The trust may acquire interest in property which has significant natural value. It may educate the public as to the necessity, importance, benefits, and impacts of open spaces. The trust operates operates exclusively for conservation, educational and charitable purposes. The main area of focus is Lancaster and Chester Counties, although the trust may work in other areas in South Carolina. TogetherGreen Volunteer Initiatives
As part of an Audubon TogetherGreen fellowship, KVLT has outlined two volunteer initiatives to begin this spring. We hope you can join us for these exciting occasions!
Gardening at the Catawba Nation Senior Center We will help develop native plant gardens and vegetable gardens at the Catawba Nation Senior Center. Planting will take place one weekday in mid-April. We will be in need of volunteers to help with the installation of these gardens! If you are interested, please contact us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or (803) 285-5801. TogetherGreen Cleanup Blast at Rocky Creek As part of our TogetherGreen initiative, KVLT has partnered with the Great Falls Hometown Association to initiate a cleanup at the Rocky Creek Trail, in Great Falls, SC. In 2009, the trail, which is open to the public, was designated as an Audubon Important Bird Area and is one of the first official legs of the Carolina Thread Trail. Join us for a day on the creek! We’ll start at 8:30 AM on Saturday April 24th with a guided nature walk along the trail and then transition into a cleanup, filled with exciting contests and prizes for those who collect the most trash. For complete details, please click "read more" below. |
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