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For the Love of Trails and Trout

June 12, 2015 Paul Ross, Forest Service, Office of Communication

This post was submitted on behalf of the Pisgah Ranger District recreation staff and fire crew - Paul Ross, Forest Service Office of Communication Accessed by the Blue Ridge Parkway and surrounded by the Black Balsam Mountains, the Sam Knob Project is located in one of the most scenic and highly...

Forestry

Armchair Travelers Get a Close-Up Look of Southern Appalachian Waters

December 04, 2014 Nat Gillespie, Wildlife, Fish, Watershed, U.S. Forest Service

Deep into the Cherokee National Forest on the headwaters of the Conasauga River, an innovative river conservation program brings thousands of citizen snorkelers to the vibrant waters of Southern Appalachia. Now armchair travelers can enjoy this experience via a six-minute online film. “A Deeper...

Forestry

#Together Against Rabies: APHIS-Wildlife Services Works to Prevent Rabies

September 26, 2014 Gail Keirn, USDA APHIS Public Affairs Specialist

This year’s World Rabies Day theme “Together Against Rabies” is appropriate given the number and diversity of organizations around the world focused on preventing the spread of rabies in people, pets, livestock and wildlife. Since 2007, the Global Alliance for Rabies Control has sponsored World...

Animals Plants

Researchers Track "Gray Ghosts" Across the Southern Appalachians

April 30, 2014 Stephanie Worley Firley, Eastern Forest Environmental Threat Assessment Center, U.S. Forest Service

Residents of the Appalachian Mountains of the eastern United States have long enjoyed a rich culture of storytelling. Often rooted in a deep connection to the natural world, stories from Appalachian folklore serve to entertain as well as to educate; sometimes, important life lessons emerge...

Forestry
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