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Cane River Headwaters

Cane River Headwaters

by sahcadmin | May 20, 2021 | Black Mountains, Land Protection and Landowner Stories

A conservation-minded buyer recently purchased a significant parcel in the upper Cane River watershed of the Black Mountains in order to protect it permanently from development. The landowner  donated a conservation easement to Southern Appalachian Highlands...
Salamanders in the Swannanoa Mountains

Salamanders in the Swannanoa Mountains

by sahcadmin | May 1, 2021 | Black Mountains, Land Protection and Landowner Stories, Species and Ecology Info Stories

Have you seen a salamander lately? These vibrantly speckled and spotted amphibians come bearing good news. If you’ve seen them in an area you have hiked or explored, the water quality and habitat of that area is probably pretty good! Salamanders are sensitive to...
Hickory Nut Gap Forest

Hickory Nut Gap Forest

by sahcadmin | Jan 22, 2021 | Black Mountains, Land Protection and Landowner Stories

The rolling route along Drover’s Road Scenic Byway from Fairview to Bat Cave affords beautiful views of mountain peaks, forests, and farmland protected by SAHC – from flat, fertile bottomlands to the top of Little Pisgah Mountain, Blue Ridge Pastures, and...
Bowditch Bottoms – 87 Acres

Bowditch Bottoms – 87 Acres

by sahcadmin | Jul 2, 2020 | Black Mountains, Farmland Conservation, Land Protection and Landowner Stories

The Bowditch Bottoms project has been a long time in the process – beginning in 2014 – and we are thrilled that it successfully closed in June! This 87-acre property in Yancey County contains important soils, farmland, undeveloped forested and non-forested habitat for...
High Rock Acres – Catawba Headwaters

High Rock Acres – Catawba Headwaters

by sahcadmin | Sep 6, 2019 | Black Mountains, Land Protection and Landowner Stories

High above the Catawba Falls, headwater streams coalesce and cascade down the mountainsides, with pristine rivulets merging together to form the rushing river waters. Now, more of these source streams have been permanently protected. In July 2019, SAHC purchased 101...
Montreat Wilderness Hike 2018

Montreat Wilderness Hike 2018

by Erin Goodpaster | Nov 19, 2018 | Black Mountains, Event Recaps, Hikes, Member and Donor Stories

In 2018 the Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy purchased 123 acres including the western flank and summit of Brushy Knob, one of the Seven Sisters near Black Mountain, NC. To celebrate the acquisition of this valuable conservation land we led an educational...
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