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The Friends of Bolin Creek is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the Bolin Creek corridor by working with the University of North Carolina, the towns of Carrboro and Chapel Hill and with Orange County. We would like to establish a perpetual nature park, and preserve the Bolin Creek Watershed. We envision multiple uses compatible with our preservation goals, including hiking, biking, birding and nature study.
You can help by:
- Becoming a Member.
- Participating in activities such as creek walks and fundraisers.
- Volunteering time for fund-raising, creek watches, newsletter and web.
- Making a tax deductible donation.
- Or, to find out other ways of helping the Friends of Bolin Creek, Subscribe to our listserv
- Contact us
A new photography exhibit entitled Natural Treasures of Chapel Hill and Carrboro is on display at the Seymour Center, 2551 Homestead Road, Chapel Hill. This exhibit focuses on Bolin Creek, wildflowers and critters, and includes new sections on the P.H. Craig Preserve and Winmore. On Thursday, June 5, at 2pm, Dave Otto will give a presentation about the exhibit and his use of photography as a communication tool for preserving the environment.
Following the Thursday presention will be the premiere of a new audiovisual virtual tour of the P.H.Craig Preserve prepared by videographer Steve Campbell using Dave Otto's photos of the beautiful Craig property. You are cordially invited to the exhibit opening on Monday and presentations Thursday afternoon. The exhibit will be on display at the Seymour Center for two months (June and July). The hours of the Seymour Center are 8am - 5pm M-F and 8am - 2pm Saturday. All photographs on exhibit will be for sale, with 10% of proceeds donated to the Friends of Bolin Creek and 20% to the Seymour Center (30% of costs are tax-deductible).
Bolin Creek Festival 2007 Slideshow
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