21
Aug
Annual Member Business Meeting 2026 – RSVP Now!
Annual Member Meeting – RSVP Now! We invite all KVLT members to join us for the Katawba Valley Land Trust Annual Member Meeting on Sunday, October 11 from 3:00 to 5:00 PM. This year’s meeting will be held at Chester State Park, located at 788 State Park Drive, Chester, SC 29706 at Lakeview Hall. Please... Read More
20
Aug
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 the year to bring our community together for engaging conversations on land conservation, environmental stewardship, and the natural world. Explore Your Watershed with SCDES Featuring Chanda Cooper, Watersheds, Nonpoint Source, and Adopt‑a‑Stream Section... Read More
08
Jul
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 activity. These trees maximize photosynthesis to produce sugars that support vigorous growth of roots, leaves, and branches. And many trees are in their reproductive phase, some finishing fruiting, while blackberries and other plants... Read More
15
May
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 conservation efforts. Here in the Catawba River Valley, two species in particular remind us just how important this work is: the Carolina Heelsplitter and the Rocky Shoals Spider Lily. The Carolina Heelsplitter, one... Read More
14
Apr
Annual Bird Count and Nature Walk
The Katawba Valley Land Trust invites you to join us for a guided nature walk and annual bird count on Sunday, May 3rd, from 8:00 AM to approximately 12:00 PM. Experienced birdwatcher and naturalist Bill Rogers will lead a group at Landsford Canal State Park, offering a welcoming experience for both seasoned birders and curious... Read More
04
Mar
Toast to the Trees
Toast to the Trees: Celebrate Conservation with Us! You’re invited to a special evening of nature, community, conservation, and celebration at Toast to the Trees, hosted by the Katawba Valley Land Trust! Join us for delicious food, live folk-style music, and inspiring conversation—all in support of protecting the natural places that make our region special.Although... Read More
03
Feb
Katawba Valley Land Trust Highlights Recent Conservation Successes
Katawba Valley Land Trust Highlights Recent Conservation Successes
26
Jan
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."
04
Dec
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."