Special Film Screening of “Hidden Rivers”
Join us and explore the rivers and streams of the Southern Appalachian region, North America’s most biologically rich waters,
Join us and explore the rivers and streams of the Southern Appalachian region, North America’s most biologically rich waters,
See results from a yearlong study of the Saluda Grade Trail, including a summary of public input, economic benefits, and safety and design analysis.
This walk will feature mycologist and author, Todd Elliott, as he leads participants on an easy walk along the Green River to discover hidden fungi in the forest.
Learn about the Saluda Grade Trail! This presentation will cover findings from the year-long study, including public input, engineering and design issues, and economic impacts.
The Saluda Grade Trail was awarded a $450,000 federal ARISE grant, for its outstanding potential to strengthen local economies.
Saluda physician Dr. Lisa Broyles reflects on the health benefits of the Saluda Grade Trail.
175 acres were just added to Green River Game Lands! This new public land protects views over the famous Narrows rapids and streams that flow into the Green River.
We have officially closed on Cedar Cliffs—192 acres of land along the North Pacolet River, connecting Melrose Falls, Norman Wilder Forest, and the Saluda Grade!