Historic North Carolina Property Donated to National Park Service for Research Hub

A 535-acre family estate in North Carolina, originally purchased in 1964, has been generously donated to the National Park Service to serve as the new Appalachian Highlands Science Learning Center for environmental research.

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In 1964, a couple bought 535 acres in North Carolina and built a summer home there; decades later...

Transforming a cherished family haven into a hub for environmental research, this 535-acre property in North Carolina has been generously donated to the National Park Service. Now known as the Appalachian Highlands Science Learning Center, it plays a crucial role in studying the impacts of climate change and preserving the unique biodiversity of high-elevation ecosystems. Ongoing scientific investigations and educational initiatives thrive here, ensuring this legacy benefits future generations.

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Historic North Carolina Property Donated to National Park Service for Research Hub

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