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The Tellico River flows from its headwaters in Cherokee County, North Carolina on into Tennessee. As it does, it supports a self-sustaining population of wild native brook trout. Sadly, despite its classification as “Wild Trout Waters” by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission in 1991, the Tellico also flows through the Tellico OHV System, an off-road vehicle playground. Famous for unprecedented ecological damage caused by man and machine, the Tellico has been the scene of a struggle to reign in these impacts.
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After 15 years Wildlands CPR is still offering winning, positive solutions to protecting and restoring our public lands
Everyone has the right to enjoy our public lands, but no one has the right to abuse them.Wildlands CPR works to stop off-road vehicle abuse and to restore watersheds by removing unmaintained & unneeded roads on public lands. The following images highlight some of the damage caused by off-road vehicles & wildland roads, and how watersheds are revived by road decommissioning.