Profile: Cary’s First Urban Forestry Manager
Cary, NC — Growing up in the small town of Browns Summit, NC, Katie Rose Levin’s life was quite literally rooted in nature. In fact, she says there were more trees around than people.
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Reopening Parks & Rec in Cary
Cary, NC — On Friday, February 19, the Town of Cary released a framework for reintroducing spring and summer programming to its Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department.
Urban Birding Inside the Maynard Loop
Cary, NC — Have you heard of the Great Backyard Bird Count?
A Walk in Cary: Bond Park Lake Trail
Cary, NC — Outdoor recreation is at an all-time high for many families in Cary—mine included.
Dog Parks in Cary
Cary, NC — If you’re searching for a great dog park in Cary for your pup to play, run and socialize off-leash, look no further.
Prescribed Burn Coming to Hemlock Bluffs
Cary, NC — The Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve, maintained by the Town of Cary will undergo its yearly prescribed burn between January and April 2021.
Cary’s Newest Disc Golf Course: Diavolo at New Hope
Cary, NC — For a January afternoon, yesterday was unusually warm, making for a great day to explore the newly opened Diavolo at New Hope Disc Golf Course.
Photos: Fall Colors in Cary
Cary, NC — Spending the better part of the last 6 years in the mountains of North Carolina, I became a big fan of watching the leaves change color each Autumn. In fact, when tourists would come to the Smoky Mountain National Park area in the fall time, we’d call them “leaf lookers”.
The Basics of Biking Around Cary
Cary, NC — If this North Carolina weather is going to continue reaching into the 60s and 70s through fall, there’s no excuse to not dust off your bike and hit the trails and roadways of Cary.
Cary Tree Archive Celebrates Anniversary with New Additions
Cary, NC — A land-reclamation project called the Cary Tree Archive hit its one year anniversary on Monday, September 28, 2020.