Property for Sale
Conservation Property for Sale in Graham County, NC
LTLT is soliciting bids for 905.7 acres of land in Graham County, North Carolina. Learn more about the property.
Upcoming Events
May
23
Thu
all-day
Volunteer Bird Monitoring at Cowee Mound, Session 1 @ Cowee Mound
Volunteer Bird Monitoring at Cow…
@ Cowee Mound
May 23 all-day
This program, now entering its 4th year, needs help with sampling breeding birds at two sites along the Little Tennessee River. This program is lead [...]
May
24
Fri
8:00 am
Bird Walk at Gibson Bottoms
Bird Walk at Gibson Bottoms
May 24 @ 8:00 am – 10:30 am
Jason Love will lead a walk at Gibson Bottoms at 8:00 am. Meet at the entrance to Gibson Bottoms which is located on Rain Ridge [...]
May
25
Sat
10:00 am
Rickman Store
Rickman Store
May 25 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Community Conversations with Coweeta Lab 11:00 – 12:00 “How to Manage Your Soil” Music Jam 1:00 – 4:00
May
31
Fri
11:00 am
Hall Mountain Celebration
Hall Mountain Celebration
May 31 @ 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
A Land Trust for the Little Tennessee project that began in 2005 will culminate with the celebration of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians [...]
Jun
1
Sat
10:00 am
National Trails Day Hike @ Wayah Bald Parking Area
National Trails Day Hike
@ Wayah Bald Parking Area
Jun 1 @ 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Hosted by The Nantahala Hiking Clup and The North Carolina Bartram Trail Society Celebrate National Trails Day! Place: Meet at Wayah Bald Parking Area; Hike [...]
News
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‘Conservation funding on the rocks in state budget forecast’
A May 1 article by Andrew Kasper in the Smoky Mountain News details proposed budget cuts to the Clean Water Management Trust Fund.
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The Laurel of Asheville: “LTLT Gears up for Spring Volunteer Activities”
An online article by Frances Figart details LTLT’s aquatic bio-monitoring set to kick off its 2013 season in May, as well as its bird monitoring programs.
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Sharon Taylor Featured in Franklin Press Article on Macon County Flood Ordinance
LTLT Deputy Director Sharon Taylor is featured in a March 27 article by Colin McCandless
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‘Grant to help farmers fence cattle out of Little Tennessee tributaries’
An article from the Smoky Mountain News covers the recent grant awarded to the Franklin to Fontana Restoration Project (of which LTLT is a part) to improve water quality in the Little Tennessee River watershed.
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