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Conservation Trust for North Carolina (CTNC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing land conservation and building resilient communities in the state. Established in 1991, CTNC works towards protecting North Carolina's natural beauty, from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the coastal barrier islands, by offering innovative solutions to confront the effects of climate change. Through their projects and initiatives, CTNC aims to empower people, adapt to a changing climate, and respond to climate-related disasters, all while building stronger and more inclusive communities. With a focus on equity, diversity, and inclusion, CTNC collaborates with partners and stakeholders to deliver conservation efforts that are meaningful for all communities. Their work includes piloting innovative projects that combine land conservation and community-based mitigation solutions, ensuring a resilient future for North Carolina. By supporting CTNC, individuals can contribute to the protection of the Blue Ridge Parkway and join the efforts to build resilient, just communities that are prepared to face the challenges ahead.Generated from the website

The NC Conservation Network is a statewide network of over 60 environmental, community, and environmental justice organizations in North Carolina. Their mission is to protect the state's environment and promote solutions for a safer and healthier future, focusing on issues such as climate change, environmental justice, and natural heritage. Committed to creating a just future for all North Carolinians, the organization works to engage diverse groups in environmental policy decision-making at all levels of government. They are inspired by the work happening in communities historically impacted by inequities and environmental injustices, and strive to support those efforts in order to move the state towards a more equitable and sustainable future.Generated from the website

The Friends of Plant Conservation Foundation, Inc is a non-profit organization based in Raleigh, NC that supports the mission of the North Carolina Plant Conservation Program (PCP) to conserve native plant species in their natural habitats across the state. Through outreach, education, fundraising, and stewardship activities, the foundation works closely with PCP's Plant Conservation Preserves to achieve its goal. Volunteer opportunities are available for individuals interested in participating in habitat management and rare plant augmentation projects at the preserves. The foundation also organizes field trips and provides resources for species enhancement, population monitoring, and the management of invasive species. Generated from the website