[…] and lived a hermit life, becoming as close a friend to the birds as Ulalee had been. After many years he died and was buried by the side of his sweetheart. The spirits of the two lovers continued to haunt the spring, and there, at the proper season through all the years since, one […]
Affiliated Hike: Black Meadow Ridge Hike
[…] of water which flows within its banks. Meet at West Point on the Eno on Saturday February 19, 2022 at 2 PMΒ Β at the picnic tables in the side yard of the McCown-Mangum House for a short hike (1.6 miles) along the Buffalo Trail to Warren Creek and Sennett Hole. Along the trail the view […]
2020 Festival for the Eno Canceled
Photo by Caroline Cockrell, Festival for the Eno 2019 It is with deep sadness that we announce the cancellation of the 41st Festival for the Eno, scheduled for July 3 and 4, 2020. We do this following much thoughtful deliberation and in consultation with our many partners including the City of Durham, Orange and […]
A Peek into Neuse River Waterdog Research in the Eno!
[…] their entire life, never venturing onto land as many other salamander species do in their adult form. These salamanders are ambush predators and spend a great deal of their lives hiding under rocks and other debris before pouncing on prey such as small fish, tadpoles, and macroinvertebrates.Β Neuse River waterdog (Necturus lewisi) Close-up of […]
1733: Meeting with Shacco Will
ENO Journal Volume 4, No. 2 1976 Many have identified Byrdβs Shacco-Will, a guide, with Eno Will, Lawsonβs guide, and have pointed to this incident as symbolic of the demise of the noble savage and of the Siouan tribes. β¦ we sent forβan old Indian called Shacco-Will, living about seven miles off, who reckoned […]
Join us for Creek Week!
[…] residents about our local creeks, rivers, and lakes and about how to keep them healthy. Join a litter clean-up, go on a canoe adventure, and visit any of our nearby nature preserves. The Eno River Association is proud to support Creek Week with several events: Clean-up along Black Meadow Branch at West Point on […]
Plants and Animals
An abundance of plant and animal life call the Eno River home, including several rare and endangered species. We work to balance protecting these species and their habitats, while also providing public access to recreation and respite. Knowledge is essential to growing engagement in environmental stewardship. Join us for an immersive experience along the […]
Open trails along the Eno River
As of May 9, Eno River State Park and Occoneechee Mountain State Natural Area have reopened to the public. Park staff expect higher-than-normal attendance, so please continue to avoid peak times such as weekends. There are several other options for your essential hiking & biking. The below trails and lands have been protected thanks […]