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Archive for October 2016

News From Wild South – October 2016 E-Zine

By Wild South | October 31, 2016

Dear supporter, As autumn broadcasts her splendor in the forests and public lands we hold dear, I hope that you will take the time to get outside and enjoy the…

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The Fight for Red Wolf Survival Continues

By Wild South | October 24, 2016

In a recent development in the fight to continue recovery efforts of the red wolf in the wild, four of the five conservation scientists who drafted the Population Viability Analysis (PVA)…

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Appalachian Indian Trails by Lamar Marshall

By Wild South | October 21, 2016

Appalachian Indian Trails By Lamar Marshall Three hundred years ago, the southern Appalachians were home to the sovereign Cherokee Nation. Over fifty towns and settlements were connected by a well-worn…

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Welcome Wild South’s Newest Wilderness Rangers!

By Wild South | October 21, 2016

On October 1st and 2nd, twenty Wild South volunteers received their initial training preparing them to work as Volunteer Wilderness Rangers in Alabama’s three wilderness areas. Several of our veteran…

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Hikes in the Bankhead National Forest, Oct. 29

By Wild South | October 19, 2016

Sign up for a Wild South hike in the Bankhead National Forest or Sipsey Wilderness Saturday, October 29 9:00 a.m. at Warrior Mountains Trading Company 11312 AL Hwy. 33, Moulton, AL SIGN…

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Volunteer Workday in Sipsey Wilderness, Oct. 15

By Wild South | October 7, 2016

Join Wild South for a volunteer workday in the Sipsey Wilderness! Saturday, October 15 Sign up at janice@wildsouth.org or 256-974-6166 Meet at 8:30 a.m. at the Wild South office, 552…

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