Working lands trust

Protect north carolina’s Working lands legacy

Our Story

Working Lands Trust

The Trust was conceived in 2013, born from a collaboration between the North Carolina Forestry Association, North Carolina State Department of Agriculture and community conservation leaders. This group collectively identified increasing interest among farm and forest landowners in exploring conservation options for working lands. Since our inception, we have been warmly welcomed by both the public and private sector and have enjoyed consistent success in expanding the conserved landscape of North Carolina. The Trust received its 501(c)(3) status in 2014, and within its first two years…

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Our Project

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Protecting working forests along our waterways helps ensure downstream water quality, including Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds.
The Trust is proud to announce a “first in the nation” partnership success in Hyde County, NC.
North Carolina’s agricultural roots run deep, a rich history exemplified by its century farms.

What's New

Working Lands Trust Protects 1,200 acres of Farmland in Pamlico County

Working Lands Trust Protects 1,200 acres of Farmland in Pamlico County

MESIC, NC — (September 20, 2023)— FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Working Lands Trust,

Working Lands Trust Announces Four New Distinguished Board Members

Working Lands Trust Announces Four New Distinguished Board Members

[Gold Hill, NC] – Working Lands Trust (WLT), a state-wide

WORKING LANDS TRUST

FARMS. FORESTS. FOREVER.