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You are here: Home / Events / Smoky Mountain News: Paul Carlson honored for conservation work

Smoky Mountain News: Paul Carlson honored for conservation work

April 22, 2015

The Smoky Mountain News recently included coverage on LTLT’s Paul Carlson being named Outstanding Conservationist in the 2015 Roosevelt-Ashe awards given out by Wild South in March.

Read an excerpt below. Check out the full article online.

Paul Carlson of Land Trust for the Little Tennessee was named Outstanding Conservationist in the 2015 Roosevelt-Ashe awards given out by Wild South, an environmental organization that works in several southern states.

Carlson, LTLT’s founding director, led LTLT for 18 years, helping to conserve and protect thousands of acres before transitioning from the role director to senior advisor at the end of 2014.

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