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10.02.23

Falcon Trail Takes Flight in Stanly County

Expanding the Carolina Thread Trail in rural communities takes a different approach than in urban centers. Even though the Village of Misenheimer is tiny (only 650 […]
05.01.23

Advancing Forney Creek Restoration

An impaired stream in Lincoln County is one big step closer to being restored, with an acquisition that provides protection on both sides of the stream. […]
05.01.23

Trail Power: Economic study shows how trails benefit communities

For trail users and supporters, it’s no secret that access to the outdoors brings many benefits. Better health for users of course, but also positive economic […]
04.10.23

Our Spring Newsletter and 2022 Annual Report are here!

Check out what’s been happening at the Conservancy and Thread Trail in our spring newsletter and Annual Report.
04.03.23

Carolina Thread Trail awards $634,000 for trail projects to 7 partners

We just announced our newest round of implementation grant awards! All seven of these communities are taking steps forward in the process of expanding trails, and […]
10.04.22

Our Fall 2022 newsletter is here!

The latest issue of our newsletter has just arrived! We can’t wait for you to catch up on the exciting things that have been happening here […]
09.28.22

Fall Adventures Await on the Carolina Thread Trail!

Looking for fall colors? We recommend hitting the South Fork Rail Trail for some leaf peeping, then heading into Lincolnton for a slice at GoodWood Pizzeria, […]
09.28.22

Mountain Creek, Park: New Park in Catawba County Built on Partnership

Along the shores of Lake Norman in Catawba County, N.C., the sounds of osprey, red-bellied woodpeckers and cicadas now mingle with the joyful squeals of children, […]
08.08.22

Our Top 10 Adventures on the Thread Trail

Summer is a great time to get outside, whether that’s paddling on the water, hiking a trail or cruising on a greenway. The days are long, […]