Craven County

Trust Conserves 350 Acres Near New Bern

03/02/2020 by Staff Report

The Coastal Land Trust has completed its fourth acquisition in two years with funds it received from the settlement of the Havelock bypass lawsuit, setting aside for conservation nearly 350 acres on County Line Road near New Bern.

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Trust Conserves 350 Acres Near New Bern

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