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Conservation Trust for North Carolina

We’re thrilled to feature this year’s winning piece from the first conservation art contest on our Conservation Celebrat

Conservation Trust for North CarolinaAugust 20, 2026

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We’re thrilled to feature this year’s winning piece from the first conservation art contest on our Conservation Celebration sponsor gift.

This artwork, created by Victoria Thompson, perfectly showcases the unique biodiversity found in our state. Stay tuned for updates on the next conservation art contest and thank you to all the participants this year!

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