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IN THE NEWS
OSRP is making a splash in creeks and towns
all over Western North Carolina. Take a look below for our latest announcements and news coverage.


New River Conservancy and Open Spaces Resiliency Project Partner to Restore South Beaver Creek
August 15, 2026 Contact: Lisa Stansell - Galitz Lisa@newriverconservancy.org Multi-year collaboration will improve water quality, restore wetland habitat, and engage local volunteers on Beaver Creek, a tributary of the South Fork of the New River. New River Conservancy (NRC) and the Open Spaces Resiliency Project (OSRP) have partnered to restore a stretch of South Beaver Creek on privately owned property, marking a new phase of collaborative conservation work on Beaver Creek,
Michele Miller Houck


New Website Connects North Carolina Landowners with Nature-Based Solutions for Healthier Watersheds
Open Spaces Resiliency Project launches online resource to restore streams, improve drought resilience, and protect wildlife habitat CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Open Spaces Resiliency Project (OSRP) has launched a new website that gives North Carolina landowners, conservation organizations, and community partners access to innovative, science-based approaches for restoring streams and landscapes while improving resilience to drought, flooding, wildfire, and habitat loss. The new we
Michele Miller Houck
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