KVLT website is currently under construction with a new design by Hook Media which will be up sometime this summer. Updates will be done only on the home page until then. 

The mission of the Katawba Valley Land Trust is to protect the natural resources, cultural resources, open lands, waters, and vistas of aesthetic value in the Catawba River Valley and surrounding areas.

 

August 8 (Thursday) RESCHEDULED TO August 22

We at Katawba Valley Land Trust prioritize our constituents’ safety when hosting events. Due to the incoming weather, the Thursday Aug 8, 2024 Speaker Series with Roo George-Warren is POSTPONED until Thursday Aug 22, 2024. 

We hope you will join us at the new date to learn from Mr. George-Warren, Executive Committee Member of the Catawba Nation, to give a brief overview of the last 6,000+ years of Catawba history. He will take us from the Catawba Creation story, through European contact, into the Revolutionary War, and up to the present day with a special focus on Catawba cultural and legal connections to land. 

Thank you for your understanding and for your continued support in our environmental and educational endeavors. Because of members like you, we have protected nearly 14,000 acres of land in the Catawba River Valley and surrounding areas. We look forward to seeing you at the Carol Ray Dowling Building on Thursday, Aug 22. Stay safe this week!

 

KVLT’s 2024 Toast to the Trees Earth Day Celebration with  speaker Josh Arrants

A big thank you to all who came out to the Toast to the Trees and support KVLT’s mission. It was a wonderful turnout at the lovely Ivy Place venue which use was donated for the event from the family. Also thank you to Josh Arrant’s who is such an amazing speaker and long-time friend and supporter of KVLT. We raised just over $12,500 that night. Thank you to all!

Donations support KVLT and all that we do for land protection, education and public recreation

 

Thank you to Mr. Greg Gregory for donating a second conservation easement in December 2023 protecting +/- 265 acres of land in Chesterfield County.

 

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