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Amid record growth, groups protect tracts from development
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Amid record growth, groups protect tracts from development
Isolated wetlands at Boiling Spring Lakes Preserve in Brunswick County. Photo: Kristie Gianopulos/NC Wetlands More people moved to North Carolina last year from different parts of the country than any other state in the nation. North Carolina’s population grew by almost 150,000 people, trailing behind only Texas and Florida, according to U.S. Census Bureau estimates released last month. As political leaders grapple with the demands that growth i…
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