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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.
Managing the Miles is the culmination of three years of research into how the Forest Service manages and administers its road system. The report includes a brief history of how so many miles were built (mostly at taxpayer expense), an in-depth analysis of agency reports, documents and databases, and recommendations on how to improve agency management. Our forests contain more than 375,000 miles of roads, don’t you want to know how they’re managed?
The countdown has begun for our Drawing for the Collector's Edition of our book, A Road Runs Through It. The drawing will be noon tomorrow, Wednesday November 25th. Get your tickets now for your chance to win a fabulous holiday gift. The clock is ticking!
The Limited Edition Set includes a leather bound book signed by all 26 living contributors, and six of Montana artist Claire Emery’s wood engraving prints in a matching leather clamshell box. The Set retails for $1,000 but we are offering tickets at a suggested donation of $20 apiece, or 3 for $50.
The countdown has begun for our Drawing for the Collector's Edition of our book, A Road Runs Through It. The drawing will be noon tomorrow, Wednesday November 25th. Get your tickets now for your chance to win a fabulous holiday gift. The clock is ticking!
The Limited Edition Set includes a leather bound book signed by all 26 living contributors, and six of Montana artist Claire Emery’s wood engraving prints in a matching leather clamshell box. The Set retails for $1,000 but we are offering tickets at a suggested donation of $20 apiece, or 3 for $50.
As a fundraiser for Wildlands CPR, we are offering a drawing for a one of a kind, Limited Edition Set of our book, A Road Runs Through It: Reviving Wild Places.
The Limited Edition Set includes a leather bound book signed by all 26 living contributors, and six of Montana artist Claire Emery’s wood engraving prints in a matching leather clamshell box. The Set retails for $1,000 but we are offering tickets at a suggested donation of $20 apiece, or 3 for $50.
As a fundraiser for Wildlands CPR, we are offering a drawing for a one of a kind, Limited Edition Set of our book, A Road Runs Through It: Reviving Wild Places.
The Limited Edition Set includes a leather bound book signed by all 26 living contributors, and six of Montana artist Claire Emery’s wood engraving prints in a matching leather clamshell box. The Set retails for $1,000 but we are offering tickets at a suggested donation of $20 apiece, or 3 for $50.
But hurry! The drawing will be Friday, November 6, 2009!
As a fundraiser for Wildlands CPR, we are offering a drawing for a one of a kind, Limited Edition set of our book, A Road Runs Through It: Reviving Wild Places.
The Limited Edition set includes a leather bound book signed by all 26 living contributors, and six of Montana artist Claire Emery’s wood engraving prints in a matching leather clamshell box. The set retails for $1,000, but Wildlands CPR is offering tickets for a drawing at a suggested donation of $20 apiece, or 3 for $50. But hurry! The drawing will be Friday, November 6, 2009!
As a fundraiser for Wildlands CPR, we are offering a drawing for a one of a kind, Limited Edition set of our book, A Road Runs Through It: Reviving Wild Places. The Limited Edition set includes a leather bound book signed by all 26 living contributors, and six of Montana artist Claire Emery’s wood engraving prints in a matching leather clamshell box. The set retails for $1,000, but Wildlands CPR is offering tickets for a drawing at a suggested donation of $20 apiece, or 3 for $50, (only 250 tickets will be sold) and tickets are available on our secure website.
The drawing for the Set will be Friday, November 6, 2009. Claire Emery's wood engravings for the book include “Wildness: A Reminder," “Some Connections Remain,” and “Soft As Clouds." The signed book features essays from Annie Proulx, Peter Matthiessen, David Quammen, William Kittredge, Phil Condon and 21 other nature writers.
As a fundraiser for Wildlands CPR, we are offering a drawing for a one of a kind, Limited Edition set of our book, A Road Runs Through It: Reviving Wild Places.
The on Set includes a leather bound book signed by all 26 living contributors, and six of Montana artist Claire Emery’s wood engraving prints in a matching leather clamshell box. The set retails for $1,000, but Wildlands CPR is offering tickets at a suggested donation of $20 apiece, or 3 for $50.But hurry! The drawing will be Friday, November 6, 2009.
Watershed restoration provides much more to society than just clear streams, clean drinking water, healthy aquatic and terrestrial wildlife, and thriving forests. It also constitutes an increasingly important part of rural and urban economies. Restoration employs thousands of Americans, many from declining extraction-based sectors of the economy, in well-paying jobs. It often increases long-term community vitality and quality of life. Watershed restoration presents a rare “win-win” situation to conservation and business communities. As such, an expansion of the ecological restoration sector of the economy is in the nation’s best interest.