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The SPACE Report - Fall 2025 Edition
October 10th 2025
Read SPACE's 2025 Annual Report
News
Newest Spartanburg County Park contains unique piece of textile mill history
June 24th 2025
Baker Maultsby (Spartanburg Herald Journal) - The recently unveiled Glendale Nature Park contains a unique piece of Spartanburg County history: the ruins of a swimming pool that served residents of the Glendale mill village.
How Spartanburg's newest 945-acre park was saved from a 1,000-home development
June 20th 2025
Christian Boschult (The Post and Courier Spartanburg) - The largest tract of undeveloped land left near the city of Spartanburg could have been filled with a sea of houses. Instead, the Glendale Nature Park is Spartanburg County's newest and biggest greenspace. And it's finally open to the public.
Spartanburg County Nature Park Opens
June 19th 2025
SPARTANBURG COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) – There’s a new place in Spartanburg County where residents can experience nature. The Glendale Nature Park is officially open at 618 Lewis Chapel Road.
Local and State Land Conservation Partners Announce Grand Opening of Glendale Nature Park
June 18th 2025
Spartanburg Area Conservancy (SPACE) and Spartanburg County Parks Department, along with local officials, state agencies, community leaders, and nature enthusiasts, celebrate the grand opening of the Glendale Nature Park.
SPACE is seeking accreditation by Land Trust Accreditation Commission, public comment welcome
March 18th 2025
Stakeholder Notification/Public Notice for LTA Accreditation
The SPACE Report - Winter 2024 (PDF)
December 30th 2024
Check out the 2024 edition of The SPACE Report, our annual year in review newsletter.
Multi-million dollar recreational hub coming to Spartanburg County
May 31st 2024
A breath of new life. That’s what Spartanburg County leaders call a multi-million dollar plan to turn nearly 1,000 acres of undeveloped property near the Glendale Mill area into a new recreational hub.
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