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2020 Grant Awards

A list of grants awarded at the September 16 meeting is now posted.. Click here.

2021 Grant Cycle is OPEN!!!

Deadline to apply is February 1st. Click on the link below for more info and don't forget to contact your NCLWF Field Representative for assistance! Click here to apply.
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New River

New River

The New River Conservancy will work with landowners in Alleghany, Ashe, and Watauga counters to replant and maintain stream-side environments though a continuation of their successful RiverBuilder program.   This minimal and cost effective approach will be employed on lightly eroding streambanks where there is a threat of future heavy erosion.

In Ashe County, Greater Lansing Area Development will restore over half a mile of the actively eroding streambanks of Big Horse Creek in a second phase of work adjacent to town parks and conservation lands. Together, these projects will protect and enhance the trout streams and outstanding resource waters of the New River.

Stream Restoration Highlights

  • Lick Creek Restoration
  • New River
  • North Pacolet River Restoration

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