Photos by Andrew Renfro, HCLT The Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust (HCLT) recently announced the permanent conservation of 54.45 acres of forested land just two miles from downtown Highlands. Located along the majority of the lefthand side […]
Plateau Daily News needs your support. If you like what you see, please consider making a tax free donation HERE. By Brian O’Shea, Plateau Daily News A small team of nature lovers visited Ravenel Park on […]
Raise a glass! Old Edwards Discovery Gin is the product of a unique partnership that directly benefits the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau. By Marlene Osteen, The Laurel Photo courtesy of Old Edwards Inn and Spa It would […]
Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust is offering two experiences this month that you don’t want to miss; an EcoTour on June 21 and their first Village Nature Series presentation of the season on June 25, co-hosted by […]
Highlands Boys Scout Troop 207 spent a warm-Saturday afternoon at the end of April planting azaleas at McKinney Meadow in Cashiers. Troop Leader Tom Herbert said the scouts are happy to contribute to their community […]
Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust (HCLT) gets a hand from the kids at the Boys and Girls Club of the Plateau, who came out to HCLT’s McKinney Meadow in Cashiers on a sunny April afternoon to help […]
Spring is here and Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust is gearing up for a very full season of conserving our most treasured places! Because we believe an educated constituency makes for better stewards of our lands, an […]
The hemlock woolly adelgid is a small pest that feeds off the sap of a hemlock at the base of the needles and if left untreated, leads to the hemlock’s demise. Eastern and Carolina hemlocks […]