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ATC Cullowhee 2013
The biennial conference is going to be in our area this year. Are you going? Read for more details!Facebook
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ATC Phenology Program
Are you interested in exploring nature and helping out a good cause? ATC is seeking volunteers for their Phenology program. If you’re like me, the quote below should resolve your current question. What is Phenology? The term Phenology is derived … Continue reading
A Biennial Celebration at ATC Cullowhee 2013
Plans have been underway for over a year for the biennial celebration at ATC Cullowhee 2013. It will be held at Western Carolina University (WCU) July 19-26, 2013, in Cullowhee N.C. The five AT trail maintaining clubs in North Carolina, … Continue reading
Appalachian Trail Community designation event in Abingdon
The Town of Abingdon joins the Appalachian Trail Conservancy and Mount Rogers Appalachian Trail Club in cordially inviting you to participate in the official designation of Abingdon as an Appalachian Trail Community™. This event will take place in Abingdon, VA … Continue reading
Biennial Celebration at ATC Cullowhee 2013
Plans are underway for next year’s Biennial Celebration at ATC Cullowhee. Please see our page and the website for all of the details and to sign up for volunteering!
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Grants from Tennessee Appalachian Trail License Plate Revenue
Joe DeLoach reporting A committee consisting of members of the Tennessee Eastman Hiking & Canoeing Club, the Smoky Mountain Hiking Club, and the Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC) has been formed to advise the ATC on use of funds from the … Continue reading