The Hidden World Of Rivers
While viewed from land, our local rivers appear to be just shades of brown. But below the surface is a teem of colors, across all the spectrum.
While viewed from land, our local rivers appear to be just shades of brown. But below the surface is a teem of colors, across all the spectrum.
A new restoration project in Etowah brings back streams, wetlands, forests, meadows, and a backwater slough beside the French Broad River, with plans for trails.
Come promote the growth of native species by removing non-native invasive plant species along Mud Creek and the French Broad River!
76 acres of new public land were just added to the Green River Game Lands! And there’s more. Neighbors who started by fighting a gun range are now working together to protect 300 acres.
There’s already been a transformation at Mud Creek, and it’s going to keep getting better with a new addition that will allow public access and a bog restoration.
Join your neighbors and friends in the community to help clean up Tannery Park and Norton Creek!
Come promote the growth of native species by removing non-native invasive plant species along Mud Creek and the French Broad River!
See the big picture of how the restoration projects you support are making a difference for the French Broad River. Check out this interactive storymap to see muskie sloughs, restored wetlands, riverside habitat, and much more.