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CTNC’s 2026 Duke University Stanback Fellow, Sean Burke, was a great addition to our organization this summer. Sean’s wo
Conservation Trust for North CarolinaAugust 6, 2026

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CTNC’s 2026 Duke University Stanback Fellow, Sean Burke, was a great addition to our organization this summer.

Sean’s work included monitoring visits throughout the state and creating maps of protected properties. We’re glad Sean was part of our team this summer and appreciate his dedication to land protection work!
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