Edwin M. Griffin Preserve Certified as Pollinator Habitat
June 30th 2023
We're proud to announce that the Edwin M. Griffin Preserve has been certified as a pollinator habitat!
News
SPACE is seeking re-accreditation by Land Trust Alliance, public comment welcome
April 7th 2023
Stakeholder Notification/Public Notice for LTA Re-accreditation
End of Year Newsletter
December 27th 2021
2021 has been a record year for the Spartanburg Area Conservancy and we wanted to let you know how thankful we are to have you as part of our Land Trust family. With your continued support, SPACE has worked to protect 5,400+ acres since 1990 and provide places where communities gather, food is grown, and families take time to play. During this season of giving, know that your donation for conservation today is an investment in future generations to come.
Roosevelt impersonator highlights Spartanburg conservancy events Nov. 11-13
November 11th 2021
Post &Courier: Actor and historian Joe Wiegand on the Cottonwood Trail in Spartanburg, S.C. Wiegand has been performing as Teddy Roosevelt for over 20 years.
Spartanburg Eats: A Shucking Good Time
November 10th 2021
November is going to be the month for culinary events in Spartanburg, and I'm not just talking about Thanksgiving. This week's Spartanburg Eats features all the need-to-know info about two upcoming food events held by local nonprofits Spartanburg Area Conservancy (SPACE) and Hub City Farmer's market.
A Weekend with Teddy & SPACE
November 5th 2021
Spartanburg, SC - Join The Spartanburg Area Conservancy (SPACE) for a weekend with Teddy Roosevelt, the “Conservationist President” in Spartanburg, Nov 11 - 13, 2021! Joe Wiegand is considered the world’s premiere Theodore Roosevelt reprisor and will be in Spartanburg for three days to connect, through SPACE, with the Spartanburg Community. Performing at various venues and to a broad audience, he will talk about history and conservation. Proceeds for the weekend of events will benefit SPACE.
Seeing Through Their Eyes
January 13th 2021
Local organizations band together to provide children outdoor learning opportunities and creative outlet during the pandemic.
SPACE 2020 End of Year Newsletter
January 5th 2021
While our 30th year is one that we will never forget, for obvious reasons, it does not mean that our plans to celebrate will diminish. Instead, we look to 2021 as a new dawn and a new way to celebrate. Without your dedication, time, talent, and treasure, SPACE would not have been a resource for those in need this past year who visited our special places - Glendale Shoals, Cottonwood Trail, and The Upper Chinquapin Greenway.
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Spartanburg
Our natural places and working lands are part of our character as a community. Through thoughtful conservation, we can keep Spartanburg wild while continuing to grow and thrive.