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You are here: Home / Events / BPR News: Millennials Learn About Nikwasi Mound And Land Trusts

BPR News: Millennials Learn About Nikwasi Mound And Land Trusts

May 4, 2019

By Lilly Knoepp

May 3, 2019

There are over 20 land trusts in North Carolina.  BPR sought to find out what a land trust does at an event intended to teach millennials the answer.

A group of millennials get on a bus – that sounds like the beginning of a bad joke – but on this day for two non-profits this is a chance to teach a younger generations about what a land trust does.  Mainspring Conservation Trust operates across the 7 westernmost counties of North Carolina, the Qualla Boundary and Rabun County, Georgia. It received a grant to share what they do with the next generation.

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