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Little Tennessee River  -  Jul 31, 2007
Cherokee Sentinel,A recent donation of a conservation easement to the Land Trust for the Little Tennessee (LTLT) protects close to a half mile of Little Tennessee River

Communal conservation of energy movement needed  -  Jul 23, 2007
Asheville Citizen-Times,She volunteers with the Little Tennessee River Greenway as president of the Friends of the Greenway (FROGs) in Macon County, leads nature walks and writes a

Mastering a mythical monster on a wild stretch of road  -  Aug 1, 2007
Scripps News,The winding, green-canopied highway along the Little Tennessee River gorge has been popular among locals for decades. The Internet has broadened its appeal.

Snorkeling With The Buffaloes  -  Jul 31, 2007
WBIR-TV,This happens about 5 miles downstream of Chilhowee Dam on the Little Tennessee River (which is Tellico Lake). Very few folks know about this -- outside the

Storms drench Macon County  -  Jul 27, 2007
Asheville Citizen-Times,Several rental cabins along the Little Tennessee River on NC 28 were also flooded. Light winds above the storm system likely caused it to remain over



Endangered mussel population declining  Nov 21, 2006
Biologists working in the Little Tennessee River, which runs through Macon and Swain counties and forms the Graham-Swain border, are noting an inexplicable and ... - Asheville Citizen-Times,

Biologists worried by decline in endangered mussel  Nov 23, 2006
...working in Macon and Swain counties say they're alarmed -- and baffled -- by a decline in the population of an endangered mussel in the Little Tennessee River. ... - WWAY NewsChannel 3,

Cowee mound purchase saves heritage, river  Oct 31, 2006
...important to everyone in that it is one more link in the campaign by the Land Trust for the Little Tennessee to preserve the upper Little Tennessee River basin ... - Asheville Citizen-Times,

Local group takes to the mountains on Segways  Nov 6, 2006
Hancock offers tours of the Greenway along the Little Tennessee River for nature enthusiasts interested in experiencing the flora and fauna from a different ... - Dublin Courier Herald,

Segway tours go off-road and onto the greenway  Nov 14, 2006
...looking up. A three-hour tour along the Little Tennessee River Greenway runs $44, and includes a bottle of water and snack. Right ... - DetNews.com,

Back on Home Turf  Nov 3, 2006
When the Tennessee Valley Authority dammed the Little Tennessee River and created Fontana Lake in the 1940s, several small communities were flooded. ... - Washington Post,

10-year-old boy helps steer school bus to safety  25 Sep 2002
...working in Macon and Swain counties say they're alarmed -- and stumped -- by a decline in the population of an endangered mussel in the Little Tennessee River. ... - Charlotte Observer,

Endangered mussel population declining  Nov 21, 2006
Biologists working in the Little Tennessee River, which runs through Macon and Swain counties and forms the Graham-Swain border, are noting an inexplicable and ... - Asheville Citizen-Times,

Biologists worried by decline in endangered mussel  Nov 23, 2006
...working in Macon and Swain counties say they're alarmed -- and baffled -- by a decline in the population of an endangered mussel in the Little Tennessee River. ... - WWAY NewsChannel 3,

Cowee mound purchase saves heritage, river  Oct 31, 2006
...important to everyone in that it is one more link in the campaign by the Land Trust for the Little Tennessee to preserve the upper Little Tennessee River basin ... - Asheville Citizen-Times,

Local group takes to the mountains on Segways  Nov 6, 2006
Hancock offers tours of the Greenway along the Little Tennessee River for nature enthusiasts interested in experiencing the flora and fauna from a different ... - Dublin Courier Herald,

Segway tours go off-road and onto the greenway  Nov 14, 2006
...looking up. A three-hour tour along the Little Tennessee River Greenway runs $44, and includes a bottle of water and snack. Right ... - DetNews.com,

Back on Home Turf  Nov 3, 2006
When the Tennessee Valley Authority dammed the Little Tennessee River and created Fontana Lake in the 1940s, several small communities were flooded. ... - Washington Post,
LTLT helps conserve 53-acre historic farm Mar 15, 2006
LTLT) recently acquired a “working farm conservation easement� protecting 53 acres of rich bottomland and a half-mile of Little Tennessee River frontage on ...
Waynesville Smoky Mountain News,

Dying toads may indicate extinction crisis Mar 15, 2006
In the United States, discovery of the tiny snail darter fish delayed construction of the Tellico Dam on the Little Tennessee River after it was listed as ...
Namibian,

Western Carolina hosts conference on social history in the ... Mar 8, 2006
...supremacy; social capital and activism in the New Urban South; service learning and The Keener Cemetery; and land disputes in the Little Tennessee River Valley ...
Asheville Citizen-Times,

Preserve land sales opposed Mar 4, 2006
...more than 600 acres are adjacent to the scenic Needmore tract, 4,400 acres of newly acquired mountain gameland along the Little Tennessee River in North ...
Charlotte Observer,

Queen triggerfish catch tops SC record Mar 2, 2006
Stanback has given millions of dollars for land protection programs, including the Needmore Tract along Little Tennessee River, protection of 20,566 acres ...
Charlotte Observer,

Winners of Governor’s Conservation Achievement Awards announced Mar 2, 2006
He has donated millions of dollars to fund land protection programs, including protection of the Needmore Tract along the Little Tennessee River (4,467 acres ...
New Bern Sun Journal,

Protecting nature is an obligation, not a privilege Mar 12, 2006
In 1975, the Fish and Wildlife Service designated the Little Tennessee River as "critical habitat" the fish needed if it was to avoid extinction. ...
Poughkeepsie Journal,
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