Protecting Our Mountains
Since 1974, we have conserved 75,000 acres of the of the Southern Appalachians for present and future generations.
SAHC conserves unique plant and animal habitat, clean water, farmland, scenic beauty, and places for people to enjoy outdoor recreation in the mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina.
Rogers Cove Farmland Conservation
Bird Sanctuary Field Trip
Weddings at our Community Farm
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This past Saturday we embarked on SAHC's first ever horseback riding expedition to explore conserved land around Hickory Nut Gap Farm. We were led by SAHC landowner Annie Ager who graciously allowed us to use her horses to see conservation work from a new perspective. Yee-haw!
This past Wednesday we were joined by Highland Brewing and Ben Prater of Defenders of Wildlife who gave us a lesson on the history and ecology of red wolves in Southern Appalachia! We were graced with elk sightings, a breathtaking sunset, and views of over 500 acres of SAHC preserved protected land.
