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Pride of Place
Showcasing the value of the Tennessee River Basin and it's natural resources.
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Organization Private Landowner
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This space contains information on products emerging from Wildland Fire Initiatives working on Wildland Fire and Prescribed Burning.
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Projects
The scientific and conservation community uses research supported by the Landscape Partnership to deliver on-the-ground conservation activities and projects. Activities such as restoring streams for brook trout and managing forests to create greater habitat for threatened bird species are just a few of the many conservation projects taking place to create a sustainable landscape for wildlife and people. Find here a list of conservation activities and projects within the region.
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Projects
There are an amazing number of organizations and individuals working to protect, conserve and enhance our unique landscape within the TRB. The following Projects provide information to better identify the who, what, and where of conservation action. This information will help you to know who has expertise you may tap into, gain knowledge on lessons learned from the field, and in turn enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of your actions.