What To Do With That Old Car
In 2003, the job description for Equinox’s founder, and then president Andy Brown, called for extensive travel around the region to connect with landowners, land trusts, citizen scientists, and other
In 2003, the job description for Equinox’s founder, and then president Andy Brown, called for extensive travel around the region to connect with landowners, land trusts, citizen scientists, and other
Equinox has joined Friends of Connect Buncombe as a partner with a generous donation to support the development of greenways and trails in Buncombe County. “We value the communities we live
It is practically impossible to live in Western North Carolina and not know about the construction of New Belgium’s East Coast Brewery located on the river in West Asheville. As a
Thanks to a $1.2 million award from the U.S. Small Business Administration, Equinox was part of the first cohort of ScaleUp WNC, led by AdvantageWest. The program ‘offered the unique
Equinox just completed the finishing touches on the landscape for the HGTV Urban Oasis project in Asheville, and it looks great! This was an exciting project for us not only
Equinox’s Operation Manager Joyce Brown is a huge HGTV fan, so imagine her excitement to learn that Equinox is providing the sustainable landscape design for the new HGTV Urban Oasis.
Equinox has yet again added another person to our fantastic team. We are excited to announce that we have hired James Rogers to be our newest Environmental Scientist. We are
Equinox is pleased to announce that Bill Eaker has joined the Equinox team. “We are excited to have someone with such a respected reputation and who has accomplished so much in
A few months ago my coworker, Krista Liebensperger, and I were up at an North Carolina Ecosystem Enhancement Program (EEP) project in Allegheny County near the Virginia border when we
Bobbie Kelsten’s adorable yellow bungalow sits in a neighborhood that was built during a drought. At the time, no one knew that the neighborhood storm drain that lies directly behind