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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Our stewardship crew enjoyed the beautiful weather today, monitoring the conservation easement area protecting an urban forest OM Sanctuary - Asheville, NC. We were impressed with recent work to manage invasive species on the property! #OutdoorOffice
This past Saturday we were joined on our hike of Paint Rock by USFS Archaeologist Scott Ashcraft. Ashcraft taught participants about the history and likely meanings of the 4,400 year old Native American Pictograph inscribed upon the rock. This lesson was followed by a hike up Paint Rock where participants were rewarded with a view of 111 acres of SAHC-conserved land.
