Author: Abigail Harrison

Make Your Year-End Gift Count

Written on December 3, 2025.

The final two months of the year are critical for the Land Trust of North Alabama. Last year, 34% of our unrestricted operating funds came through the generosity of donors in November and December. These gifts allow us to continue protecting the natural landscapes, working farms, and vital green...

25 Acres Donated on Monte Sano Mountain Expands Protected Habitat

Written on October 30, 2025.

The Land Trust of North Alabama has expanded its conservation footprint on Monte Sano Mountain with the recent acquisition of 25 acres generously donated by the Harman family. This newly protected property shares approximately 1,826 feet of boundary with land owned by the Forever Wild Land Trust...

A Behind the Scenes Look at Caring for Our Preserves

Written on October 1, 2025.

When you visit a Land Trust preserve, you’ll find peaceful trails, scenic views, and places to connect with nature. But what many visitors don’t see is the constant, behind-the-scenes work our land stewards and volunteers put in to keep these preserves safe, beautiful, and accessible for...

Breaking Ground on the Tollgate Greenway Project

Written on September 5, 2025.

The Land Trust of North Alabama (LTNA) is excited to announce that construction is officially underway on the Tollgate Greenway Project, a 1.2-mile paved multi-use trail designed to provide all visitors with a safe, scenic, and accessible route into nature. On Thursday, LTNA hosted a...

Building the River to Gap Vision: 64 Acres on Green Mountain Donated for Permanent Conservation

Written on September 1, 2025.

We’re excited to share a major step forward in our River to Gap vision for South Huntsville. The Land Trust of North Alabama has officially closed on a 63.79-acre property on Green Mountain, generously donated by the Kuehlthau family, that will now be permanently protected. This property is more...

Beat the Heat: Enjoy Nature Responsibly in Hot Weather

Written on July 31, 2025.

Spending time outside is one of the best ways to experience North Alabama’s natural beauty, but during extreme heat, it’s important to take extra precautions to keep yourself and others safe. High temperatures can pose serious health risks, especially during prolonged outdoor activity like...

Wade Mountain Nature Preserve Grows with New Land Acquisition

Written on June 26, 2025.

A map of the Wade Mountain Nature Preserve highlights the new land acquisition. The Land Trust of North Alabama has added a new piece of land to Wade Mountain Nature Preserve, continuing our commitment to protecting this important natural area in North Huntsville. The recently acquired...

Land Trust Receives Grant to Combat Invasive Species

Written on June 26, 2025.

Mike Lowe, a volunteer representative of the Community Foundation, presents the grant award to Land Trust Executive Director Marie Bostick and Development Director Hallie Porter. We’re excited to share that the Land Trust of North Alabama has received a grant from the Community Foundation of...

Partner Spotlight: Madison Greenways and Trails

Written on June 1, 2025.

MG&T members working a tabling event with the Land Trust. Madison Greenways and Trails (MG&T) has been quietly but powerfully shaping outdoor recreation and conservation in Madison, Alabama for nearly 25 years. What started as a grassroots effort to create a single greenway has evolved...

Madison County Students Use Data and Fieldwork to Tackle Real-World Environmental Issues

Written on April 30, 2025.

Students from Lee High School on a field trip at Chapman Mountain. This spring, we launched a new environmental education initiative aimed at equipping local high school students with real-world skills in conservation science. Through our partnership with Bob Jones High School and Lee High...