Kudzu Warriors
Norman Wilder Forest 35°13'28.4"N 82°16'27.4"W, Tryon, NC, United StatesJoin the Kudzu Warriors!
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Public Meeting on Saluda Grade Trail – SC
Inman Library 50 Mill Street, Inman, SC, United StatesGive your input on the Saluda Grade Trail. We want to know your goals, ideas, and concerns, to inform the overall vision for the trail.
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Landrum Library Speaker Series – Ruffed Grouse Corridors in South Carolina
Landrum Library 111 Asbury Dr, Landrum, SC, United StatesCome learn about the elusive Ruffed Grouse and what needs to be done to ensure they have the appropriate habitat to survive.
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Rock Crushers
Join the Rock Crushers in trail building and maintenance in the Hickory Nut Gorge!
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Saluda Grade Trail Public Meeting – NC
Polk County High School 1681 NC-108, Columbus, NC, United StatesGive your input on the Saluda Grade Trail. We want to know your goals, ideas, and concerns, to inform the overall vision for the trail.
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Canceled Fall Hiking Series: Walnut Creek Preserve
Anne Elizabeth Suratt Nature Center at Walnut Creek Preserve 179 Wood Thrush Lane, Mill Spring, NC, United StatesEnjoy a hike on this beautiful, private preserve!
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Forest Bathing: Nature and Forest Therapy along the Green River
Swiftwater Farm Katydid Lane, Mill SpringJoin us for a nature and forest therapy walk, forest bathing, along the Green River.
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Walnut Creek Preserve Speaker Series: The History of Forestry and Ecological Practices of the Cherokee
Anne Elizabeth Suratt Nature Center at Walnut Creek Preserve 179 Wood Thrush Lane, Mill Spring, NC, United StatesJoin us for a discussion on the agricultural relationship of the Cherokee - from the agricultural history of the past to the issues of today.
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Kudzu Warriors
Norman Wilder Forest 35°13'28.4"N 82°16'27.4"W, Tryon, NC, United StatesJoin the Kudzu Warriors!
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Postponed Mud Creek Volunteer Workday
Mud Creek Gate https://maps.app.goo.gl/QTb3agxVjqKvyLJy6, Hendersonville, United StatesCome promote the growth of native species by removing non-native invasive plant species along Mud Creek and the French Broad River!