Planting Trees Benefits Everyone
Learn more about how TreesDavidson is working with our community to plant and care for trees all over town! #Davidson #trees #community #plantatree #urbanforest TreesDavidson - Tree Planting Video
Conservation Connections: Predicting Patterns of Extinction
Research in a Davidson College biology lab connects directly to the stewardship and monitoring work being done by Davidson Lands Conservancy to assess the current ecological needs of lands we preserve and manage. Associate Professor Kevin Smith and more than 15 students have been working on an ecological experiment to improve the prediction of extinction
Land Conservation Report
The Conservancy’s Land Acquisition Committee recently held its monthly meeting to review several land conservation projects. The Conservancy’s land project pipeline is active and we continue to make progress, albeit slow progress, moving forward with our strategic land and greenway priorities. We have about 30 priority land projects involving land with high conservation values. We
Backyard Pollinator Hotel – celebrating the critters that don’t have to socially distance!
For the first day of VIRTUAL EARTH WEEK, I'd like to share 2 fun facts. 1) It is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day! Let's make our Earth proud! 2) It's the 20th anniversary for Davidson Lands Conservancy! We're so thankful for the 300+ acres of land we've been able to protect! Many of our
Communications
Communications Committee Help Davidson Lands Conservancy develop and implement a marketing plan that best articulates DLC's mission and brings news to our current or potential supporters. This may include writing press releases, taking photographs, and providing content for social media. To volunteer, please click here.
Nature Festival & “Bee City USA” Celebration was a success!
What a beautiful afternoon in Abersham Park October 21st! Thank you to all those who helped DLC celebrate Davidson’s recent designation as a Bee City USA. Phyllis Stiles, the founder of the Xerces Society’s programs Bee City USA, spoke with great passion about the interconnectedness of all kinds of pollinators and the plants they