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“‘Live staking’ means better health for streams”

March 15, 2013

An article by Barbara McRae in The Franklin Press on Friday, March 15, 2013 gives details of the Live Staking Workshop hosted by LTLT at the historic Morrison House in Macon County on Saturday, March 9, and the importance of shading for stream health and water quality.

LTLT LiveStaking Franklin Press_031513

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“Duke awards LTLT two soil and water conservation grants”

March 15, 2013

An article by Colin McCandless in The Franklin Press Friday, March 15, 2013 gives details of the two Duke Energy grants recently awarded to LTLT.  One grant will fund an Exotic Species Awareness Day educational outreach program conducted by LTLT and Friends of the Greenway (FROGs), and service learning opportunities for area students. The other will be used to hose a workshop at Coweeta Hydrologic Lab in June.

LTLT DukeGrants Franlkin Press_031513

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The Franklin Press: “Grant to help improve ‘Little T’ water quality”

March 7, 2013

An article by Colin McCandless of The Franklin Press (March 6, 2013) featured coverage of a state grant that was recently awarded to the Franklin to Fontana Restoration Project partnership of organizations (including LTLT) that will allow them to help Macon County landowners improve water quality in the Little Tennessee River watershed. LTLT will direct the watershed education efforts associated with the grant. Thanks to Franklin Press for getting the word out about this great step forward for streambank restoration and water quality improvement!

The Franklin Press - Franklin to Fontana Grant 03/07/13

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