Leadership (27)
- Milo Pyne
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President
- Ron Bodkin
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Vice-President
- Meredith Barrett
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Secretary
- Don Moffitt
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Treasurer
- Barbara Driscoll
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Board Member
- Bercedis Peterson
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Board Member
- Chips Chapman
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Board Member
- Don Cox
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Board Member
- Holly F. Reid
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Board Member
- Nancy Gustaveson
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Board Member
- Tom Driscoll
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Board Member
- Norman Gustaveson
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Board Member
- Joy Cagle Harper
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Board Member
- Emily Herbert
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Board Member
- Duncan Heron
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Board Member
- Matt Hoover
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Board Member
- Annette Jurgelski
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Board Member
- Joe Liles
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Board Member
- Bruce Middleton
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Board Member
- Mark O'Neal
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Board Member
- Aaron Stoertz
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Board Member
- Susan Tillotson
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Board Member
- Robin Jacobs
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Executive Director
robin@enoriver.org - Cynthia Satterfield
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Development Director
cynthia@enoriver.org - Kurt Schlimme
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Director of Stewardship
kurt@enoriver.org - Kathy Lee
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Director of Education and Outreach
kathy@enoriver.org - Greg Bell
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Festival Coordinator
greg@enoriver.org
Topics
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4404 Guess Road
Durham, NC 27712 - Website:
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Eno River Association
The mission of the Eno River Association is to conserve and protect the nature, culture, and history of the Eno River basin.Our primary focus areas are:
Land Protection
Since 1966, ERA has been working to create and expand Eno River State Park. We ensure that properties critical to the park, and vital to the protection of the Upper and Lower stretches of the river, are safeguarded through outright purchase or use of conservation easements.
Stewardship
Sensitive natural areas owned by the Association are managed and stewarded to protect rare and important species, and to enhance their overall conservation value.
Environmental Education
Through our outreach programs, we introduce children to the river and the ecosystems it supports, inspiring them to become future conservationists and environmental stewards. We encourage people of all ages to "get out and get their feet wet", learn about the river, and advocate for its protection.
Your Support
In addition to becoming a donor and a volunteer, we invite everyone to attend our annual Festival for the Eno on July 4th weekend at West Point on the Eno in Durham.The festival helps us raise funds to protect more parkland and deliver our environmental message to the community.
Recent News
- Eno River donation to fill gap in Mountains-to-Sea trail (0 Comments)
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February 17, 2011
LinkBros donated a 1-acre tract of land on Pleasant Green Road to the Eno River Association to fill a missing section in the route of the North Carolina Mountains-to-Sea Trail. FROM STAFF REPORTS DURHAM -- The Eno River Association will... Read more >
- Eno River Association Earns National Recognition (0 Comments)
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February 17, 2011
Accreditation Awarded by the Land Trust Accreditation Commission (Durham, NC)- The Land Trust Accreditation Commission, an independent program of the Land Trust Alliance, announced today that the Eno River Association has been awarded accredited status. “Accredited land trusts meet national... Read more >
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Recent Articles
- For the latest articles, check out our website! (0 Comments)
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February 14, 2011
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Recent Opportunities
- Festival for the Eno (0 Comments)
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February 14, 2011
Annually, over 20,000 people attend the three-day Festival for the Eno at West Point in Durham. To-date, the event has helped Eno River Association raise over $1,000,000 for land protection along the river. The festival, a ticketed event held each... Read more >
- Stewardship Workdays (0 Comments)
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February 14, 2011
Get down and dirty with Eno River Association as we rid our conservation lands of invasive species, clear trash, build trails or take on other special projects. Locations in Durham and Orange County. Typical work 'days' may last only 2-3... Read more >
- Hike Leaders (0 Comments)
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February 14, 2011
Hike leaders are needed to assist with Eno River Association's Winter and Spring hike series. In addition to hiking experience, knowledge about the Eno, its natural or cultural history, native wildflowers or other topics of local interest would be a... Read more >
