[…] Basin. Through a strategic planning process begun in 2021, the Eno River Association developed strategic priorities to guide and measure movement towards the achievement of our vision. For a thriving, resilient, inclusive Eno River we must succeed in these three areas: Have generational impact on the Eno River Foster connections to the Eno River […]
Occoneechee Speedway
[…] Speedway was one of the first two NASCAR tracks to open and is the only track remaining from the inaugural 1949 season. The site is now heavily forested in 40 year old pines and sycamores. Visible still are the grandstands which once held thousands of enthusiastic fans and the mile–long oval track where such […]
A Q&A with Author Julie Thomson
[…] and answered questions, but I always wanted to know more. Ranger Lawson Osteen at the Eno River State Park researched and presents a program titled “The Fight for the Eno” which also added to my knowledge of this history. When I worked as a Naturalist at the Eno River State Park, he let me […]
Plants and Animals
[…] 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 Eno through our monthly education programs or by booking an exploration for your school or group. In the meantime, explore the […]
Thank You for Supporting our 44th Festival for the Eno!
Photo Credit: Michael McClellan It’s you, this vibrant, kind-hearted, and giving community, that makes it all possible. From the per formers, to the volunteers, and of course all of you that came and enjoyed yourselves – we’re sending a heartfelt “Thank You!” Your Festival participation is just the first step in protecting the Eno. As you […]