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Riverkeeper tours Lick Creek conservation property

Environmental, Neuse River Watershed, Sound Rivers

Posted on November 26th, 2025

(Left to right) Triangle Land Conservancy’s Director of Land Conservancy, West, Robert "Bo" Howes, Neuse Riverkeeper Samantha Krop, TLC Associate Director Margaret Sands and Southern Environmental Law Center Senior Attorney Irena Como.

Neuse Riverkeeper Samantha Krop took a tour of 62 acres of land in the Lick Creek watershed last week — land now owned by the Triangle Land Conservancy, courtesy of a Sound Rivers’ lawsuit settled by a developer polluting Lick Creek waterways. Joining Samantha on the outing were Triangle Land Conservancy’s Robert Howes and Margaret Sands and Southern Environmental Law Center Senior Attorney Irena Como. The property contains a significant tributary to Lick Creek.

Read more about how and why this property will be protected in perpetuity here!

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SELC Senior Attorney Irena Como who represented Sound Rivers in the lawsuit that resulted in settlement.

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