Archive for November 2012
Winter Warmer Dec. 5th
Wild South is delighted to invite you to join us at a special event celebrating a successful 2012. Come on out to Second Gear and join us for an evening of fellowship.…
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Read MoreWorst Congress for Wilderness Ever?
The 112th Congress has been called the Do-Nothing Congress. Don’t let them do nothing for wilderness this year! Worst Congress for Wilderness In 1964, the 88th Congress set aside more…
Read MoreRevision of Nantahala-Pisgah Management Plan
ASHEVILLE, N.C., Nov. 20, 2012 – Kristin Bail, forest supervisor of the USDA Forest Service National Forests in North Carolina, today announced that the agency is beginning the formal process…
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Read MoreWild Things! Program
During the school year, Wild South provides a wide range of activities focusing on “wild lives and wild things”. From school presentations, to special community events, Wild South’s Wild Things!…
Read MoreLinville Gorge Project
Wild South is working on a project in Linville Gorge Wilderness to remove nonnative invasive plant species. We received a grant from TogetherGreen which is a grant program funded by Toyota and…
Read MorePutting boots on the ground in the Cherokee National Forest
By Chris Dortch Published Sunday, November 18th 2012 Director of Tennessee Wild Jeff Hunter shows a stunning waterfall to Nooga.com writer Chris Dortch during a recent hike in the Cherokee…
Read MoreDeltec Homes to Market App State Student-Designed Home
By: Leigha Dickens, Deltec Homes Green Building Coordinator At Deltec Homes, we continue to take Green Building seriously and are taking innovative steps! As of late September, we have signed an agreement with Appalachian…
Read MoreRestoration Partnership in NC
Partnership Restores Hundreds of Acres in Grandfather Ranger District NEBO, N.C., Nov. 14, 2012 – Kristin Bail, forest supervisor of the U.S. Forest Service National Forests in North Carolina, today announced…
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