A North Carolina family bought 600 acres in 1811 and kept part of the land for seven generations; 214 years later, a conservation deal protected 298 acres from becoming housing or commercial developments
A North Carolina family has conserved 298 acres of their land, preserving its historical and environmental significance for future generations. This conservation easement ensures the land remains undeveloped after seven generations of stewardship by the Caldwell-Dietzel family.