Equinox received an NCASLA Recognition Award for our Headwaters Conservation Plan

Equinox is proud to share that our Headwaters Conservation Plan for Jackson County has received a Recognition Award from the North Carolina Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (NCASLA)! This honor reflects the thoughtfulness and rigor our team brought to a project that we care deeply about.

Equinox staff receive NCASLA award for Headwaters Conservation Plan

Equinox staff attended the NCASLA Awards Gala on Sunday May 31st to accept the award in person and to celebrate alongside fellow professionals from across the state.

The Headwaters Conservation Plan was completed for MountainTrue, a nonprofit dedicated to protecting our region’s forests, rivers and communities. The plan offers a comprehensive framework for conservation in Jackson County, with recommendations spanning farmland preservation, water quality protection, wildlife habitat connectivity, and sustainable land-use planning. Our goal was to give local stakeholders and decision-makers a practical roadmap for balancing growth with the long-term health of the region’s natural resources.

Headwaters Conservation Plan Team Members from left to right: Megan Foy, Danvey Walsh, Owen Carson, Megan Hester, Brad Spiegel, and in front row Alex Smith

We are honored to see this work recognized by our peers, and even more grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the preservation of Jackson County’s landscapes for generations to come.

Thank you to MountainTrue for trusting us with this important project!

For more information on the award please view the Professional Awards for Analysis and Planning page on the NCASLA website.

For more information about this project please view our project page.

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