Indigenous-led organization establishing strong working relationships with Tribes, agencies, universities, and individuals, to inspire every community to identify, cultivate or reclaim their relationship with nature in this cherished urban forest, now known as Tryon Creek State Natural Area.
Working with private landowners and watershed partners to address natural resource concerns such as upgrading diversion infrastructure, improving water retention and efficiency, forestry and wildfire mitigation, and monitoring soil health.
A volunteer fire department offering emergency and non-emergency services to its community as well, including CPR courses, residential risk reduction education, and participation in community events.
