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Register for Land for Tomorrow's Lobby Day at NC State Legislature May 20th!

 

Lobby Day Schedule w/locations

8:00-9:30 Registration--Sign in, pick up citizen packets with talking points, maps etc and packets for Legislators.

Location: Auditorium, NC Museum of History, across from Legislative Building.

9:30-10:15 Briefing--Update on legislation and this year's request.

Location: Auditorium, NC Museum of History, across from Legislative Building.

10:15-3:30 Legislative visits

11:30-1:30 Ice Cream social

Location: North Portico of Legislative Building, between Legislative Building and Legislative Office Building.

3:30-4:00 Debriefing

Location:Auditorium, NC Museum of History across street from Legislative Building.

5:30-7:30 Reception-- Mingle with legislators and state officials at Café Luna.

Location: 136 East Hargett Street. Take Jones St. east to Blount St. Turn right onto Blount, go south 4 blocks to Hargett St. Café Luna is on corner of Hargett & Blount Sts. Free parking is available after 6pm in the corner lot on Hargett and Blount. Parking is also available on the street and city owned parking lots.

 

 

Released April 7, 2008:PRESS RELEASE: 2008 LAND CONSERVATION REPORT: "GREATER NEEDS, HIGHER COSTS, MORE URGENCY" (pdf, 42.6KB) Read the full report HERE(pdf 611.47 KB)

Released July 17, 2007: New Maps Predict Alarming Loss of North Carolina Open Spaces (pdf, 1.5 MB)

Download Saving the Goodliest Land: A Five Year Plan for Investing in North Carolina's Land, Water, History and Future (pdf, 400 KB).

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is a statewide partnership of concerned citizens, businesses, interest groups and local governments urging the General Assembly to provide $200 million a year, for five years, to protect the state's land and water resources before they are irreversibly lost.

Greater Needs, Higher Costs, More Urgency.
Download The 2008 Land Conservation Report here.


Protecting North Carolina’s critical land will provide:

  • Clean drinking water
  • Clean air 
  • Thriving farms and forests 
  • Places to hunt, fish and watch wildlife 
  • Places to exercise and enjoy the beauty of North Carolina 
  • Less damage from flooding 
  • Places of historic significance and ecological value 
  • Preservation of North Carolina’s natural and cultural heritage 
  • Strengthened communities 
  • Jobs and a sustainable economy

Lots of folks encouraged legislators to move Land for Tomorrow's bond initiative last session. Listen to Bill Friday, Representative Lucy Allen, Jim Leutze, and Kip Godwin.Lots of folks encouraged legislators to move Land for Tomorrow's bond initiative last session. Listen to Bill Friday, Representative Lucy Allen, Jim Leutze, and Kip Godwin.




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