Protecting Our Bolin Creek Watershed. Bolin Creek Paving Up for Discussion Again. Excerpt from 2009 Bike Plan. How Poor Planning Led to the Collision of Two Valuable Sports Facilities. How the Paving Idea Started. Letter to Carrboro Board of Aldermen. Petition to Board of Aldermen.

List of Christmas Bird Counts. Before you can login for the first time, you must create a login account. Presidents of the Carolina Bird Club. To promote the observation, enjoyment, and study of birds. To provide opportunities for birders to become acquainted, and to share information and experience.

The North Carolina Birding Trail links 300 bird watching sites and birders with communities, businesses and educational attractions. But it is more than lines on a map. And birders do more than seek out rare birds. They help others learn about birds. They help scientists collect data. They can benefit local economies. The North Carolina Birding Trail is a network in many ways, for the benefit of all. The North Carolina Birding Trail. Birding and the Local Economy.

New Hope Creek is a narrow waterway that snakes its way from western Orange County, North Carolina, passing north of Chapel Hill and through parts of Durham, finally emptying into the upper reaches of Jordan Lake. In 1989, four local jurisdictions passed a resolution recognizing the importance of preserving the Creek, its tributaries and a corridor along their banks. The New Hope Corridor Open Space Master Plan. Learn about upcoming events and meetings of the Committee. Learn about New Hope trails.

Please Volunteer for April 14 Piedmont Patch Planting Day! On March 15, 2018. The planting site is not ideal for younger children, but families with children old enough to safely traverse the slope and handle planting tools are invited to join us. Please join us in creating our first Piedmont Patch! On February 28, 2018.