What's New at SALT
June 20, 2010:
Learn about the Hoke Community Forest.
April 19, 2010:
The 2010 NC Land Trust Directory is here. Download at www.ctnc.org/ltmap.
April 26, 2010:
SALT Preserves Over 10,000 Acres.
April 19, 2010:
The 2010 NC Land Trust Directory is here. Download at www.ctnc.org/ltmap.
November 23, 2009:
The Board Members and Staff of the Sandhills Area Land Trust wish you a safe and happy Thanksgiving!
Do you know that you can read an advance copy of the SALTWorks newsletter by providing SALT your e-mail address? In addition, you can receive an occasional event notice or workday site location.
Stay informed, stay involved! Send us your email address via email to bmonkman@sandhillslandtrust.org. Or, you can go to the donate page and send us a note.
Don’t forget, SALT is also on Facebook. If you have a Facebook account, you can join the conversation there as well. Join the effort! Join the fun!
What's New at SALT
October 1, 2009:
The Sandhills Area Land Trust has a new executive director - please join us in welcoming Candace Williams in her new role.
June 28, 2009:
Sandhills Area Land Trust invites public to the Grand Opening of the Community Garden in Fayetteville on August 1, 2009 at 10:00.
Click here for more details.
June 21, 2009:
SALT is trying to show the power of the people on Facebook. Show that you are a force to be recognized. Ask your friends to help! Thanks in advance for your continued support of SALT. We are saving the places you love!
Click here for more details.
May 31, 2009:
SANDHILLS AREA LAND TRUST RELEASES THE 2008 ANNUAL REPORT
Check out our great accomplishments of the past year here.
March 18, 2009:
SALT NOMINEES TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Board of Directors is proud to announce four potential new additions to
the Board. Members will vote on nominees at the SALT Annual Meeting on
April 18 at Reservoir Park in Southern Pines. More details on the nominees here.
March 18, 2009:
SALT ADOPTS LAND TRUST STANDARDS AND PRACTICES
The Board of Directors re-affirmed the organization's commitment to the Land Trust Alliance's Land Trust Standards and Practices. These practices ensure that SALT operates in an ethical, legal and technically sound manner and ensures the long-term protection of land in the public interest. More information can be found at http://www.landtrustalliance.org/learning/sp
March 5, 2009:
SALT ACQUIRES 228 ACRES IN MOORE COUNTY
SALT completed the acquisition of a property in Moore County on McLendons Creek in northern Moore County near Carthage. McLendons Creek, a tributary of the Deep River, flows northeastward through central Moore County and is one of the most distinctive creeks in the North Carolina Piedmont. The downstream portions show an unusual series of very small oxbow lakes or ponds, a very significant geomorphic feature in the Piedmont. The acquisition is the first of many planned in SALT's newest priority conservation area.