Protecting Our Mountains
Since 1974, we have conserved more than 73,000 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.
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More public land for all! - As the year-end draws near and festive holidays encompass our days, we want to share a story to celebrate and warm your heart. We recently transferred a truly incredible 324-acre tract of land on the TN slopes of Hump Mountain to Cherokee National Forest. Generations will be able to enjoy this land long into the future. THANK YOU to all our supporters and partners for making it possible!https://mailchi.mp/appalachian/join-us-for-appalachian-spring-hike-rocky-fork-and-more-1143445
Thanks to our friends at The Mountaineer for sharing the story of our recent 75-acre land protection project near the Rough Creek watershed, more than tripling the size of our Doubleside Knob Preserve.
www.themountaineer.com/news/patchwork-of-protected-lands-in-beaverdam-area-grows/article_493dc884...
The Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy, with the support of private donors, has conserved an additional 75 acres in the Beaverdam area, adding to the existing network of protected land in that part of the county.
Learn more about the efforts to conserve this tract on The Mountaineer homepage by following the link below:
Learn more about the efforts to conserve this tract on The Mountaineer homepage by following the link below:
