Protecting Our Mountains
Since 1974, we have conserved more than 75,000 acres of the of the Southern Appalachians for present and future generations.
Now Hiring: Roan Naturalist
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SAHC’s Watershed Conservation Video
Year-End Wrap-Up
New Conservation in Haywood County
Little Hump Virtual Hike Video
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Do you dream of spending a summer outdoors in the Roan Highlands, and getting paid for it? If you have a passion for ecology, education, and habitat management, this may be a good fit! SAHC is currently accepting applications for a seasonal Roan Naturalist. Deadline Feb. 28. This position is coordinated in partnership with the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, TN Eastman Hiking and Canoeing Club, and Cherokee/Pisgah National Forests. More info and application details at: appalachian.org/now-hiring/
Coming up next week: FREE Public Lands webinar, Wednesday January 27 at noon.![]()
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Public lands are facing an increasing bind: They’re seeing a huge surge in visitors, but, at the same time, budgets to manage these lands have been cut. Overuse and a deferred maintenance backlog on public lands has been a slow-moving crisis, recently highlighted by huge increases in visitation. SAHC and our partners have been actively working to mitigate these impacts, improve visitor experiences, and educate the public about these issues for decades. ![]()
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Join SAHC Roan Stewardship Director Marquette Crockett and Roan Seasonal Ecologist Travis Bordley for an informative program to learn more about SAHC’s role in managing public lands, the partners we work with, and what you can do to help solve this problem.![]()
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appalachian.org/event/virtual-lunch-and-learn-public-lands/
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