Eno River Association
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Black Meadow Ridge: A Protected Place with a Future to Share
November Director’s Message Dear Friends of the Eno, One of the things that I love most about my job is having the opportunity to visit the sites of various land projects that the Eno River Association (ERA) is working on. I look forward to these visits because I know that I’ll…
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ERA Through the Eras: The Eno River Association Today
The Eno River was named after an Indigenous tribe known as the Haynoke, Oenoke, or Enoe Indians. The Eno River Association, Eno River State Park, Panther Branch Natural Area, and West Point on the Eno are located on the traditional and ancestral homelands of the Eno, Shakori,…
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Durham Parks and Recreation, Eno River Association and Durham Parks Foundation partner for 2027 Earth Day Festival for the Eno
Learn all about Durham’s great natural resources at this two-day event! Durham Parks and Recreation (DPR), Eno River Association and Durham Parks Foundation are partnering to bring together two long-time community festivals where we will celebrate nature, learn ways to help keep…
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Public Comment Period Open for ERA Accreditation Renewal
The land trust accreditation program recognizes land conservation organizations that meet national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Eno River Association (ERA) is pleased to announce it is applying for renewal of accreditation.…
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A Path to Belonging: Opening the Way to Nature
October Director’s Message Dear Friends of the Eno, Late this summer, a celebration of life took my wife, daughter, and me over the Appalachian mountains into Johnson City, Tennessee. Although it was a sad occasion, we were feeling upbeat because of the chance to see our…
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A More Accessible Eno River Experience
Eno River Association (ERA) is excited to announce that we have begun Phase 1 of a project to transform Rocky Water Path—also known by its Saponi language name, Niste:kmaniątcóx—at the Confluence Natural Area into a Universal Accessible Trail (UAT)! Today, ERA doesn’t offer…
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ERA Through the Eras: Panther Branch Natural Area
The Eno River was named after an Indigenous tribe known as the Haynoke, Oenoke, or Enoe Indians. The Eno River Association, Eno River State Park, Panther Branch Natural Area, and West Point on the Eno are located on the traditional and ancestral homelands of the Eno, Shakori,…
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Eno River Association Acquires Riverfront Conservation Easement in Hillsborough
The Eno River Association (ERA) is excited to announce the newest conservation project along the Eno River. On August 14, the Reid family donated a conservation easement on a 2.5-acre riverfront portion of the historic Burnside Barn and Coachman’s Quarters property in…
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Widening the Lens of Conservation with Curiosity, Creativity, and Compassion
September Director’s Message Dear Friends of the Eno, During a year in which change and uncertainty have been the only true constants, it’s been impossible to ignore the gravity of guiding such a beloved organization through the landscape of transition. For almost half a…
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We’re Hiring an Event Manager!
Applications will be reviewed as they are received. Salary: Up to $60,000 plus benefits. The Eno River Association (ERA) is hiring an Event Manager to lead our community engagement events and other event programs related to our new Strategic Plan. ERA seeks candidates who…