BEATY PARK CONSERVATION EASEMENT 

Beaty Park in the snow

Located in the heart of Davidson along Beaty Street, Beaty Park is owned by the Town of Davidson and permanently protected by a conservation easement established and held by Davidson Lands Conservancy.  Permanent conservation of this park was strongly encouraged by community input during the public process to design the park’s function and planned improvements.   

The Park covers about 20 acres of special land rich in tree canopy, ephemeral and permanent streams, wildlife habitat, a pond, and key open space for Davidson.  Park improvements are located in a building envelope recognized in the conservation easement, while about 18 acres of the Park will be kept mostly natural and effectively used as a nature preserve. 

DLC partners with the town on management of the Park and actively stewards the conservation easement land. Restoration of the pond is planned following completion of the primary park improvements. 

Geese at Beaty Park
Trees and pond at Beaty Park

CONSERVE LAND

Your land can make a big difference. And you might be surprised at how simple it is to ensure that your property is part of the conservation solution in Davidson.

VOLUNTEER

Whatever your passion, there’s a place for you at DLC. From sharing your expertise with visitors to planting trees with your family, volunteers are the heart and soul of our mission.

PLANT TREES

Volunteers have planted over 1,000 trees—and counting. Helping to restore our tree canopy is an ideal activity for families, groups, and students of all ages.

DONATE

Your support is the reason DLC is succeeding in its conservation efforts. A little goes a long way, and a little more can literally help save our corner of the planet.