Tennessee Wild is dedicated to protecting wilderness on the Cherokee National Forest for the benefit and enjoyment of current and future generations. More about us...
Mountain Report: Walking in Wild Places
August 10th, 2010Celebrate 'National Roadless Recreation Week' with Tennessee Wild on August 14
August 4th, 2010
The week of August 7-15 is National Roadless Recreation Week. To celebrate America's remaining wild and roadless areas and raise awareness about their value, Tennessee Wild is leading an 8-mile hike into the Little Frog Wilderness along the Rock Creek Trail.
Bill Meadows on Wilderness Protection in Tennessee
July 27th, 2010
Tennessee Wild is grateful for the support we receive from The Wiilderness Society (TWS). Recently, the President of TWS, and fellow Tennessean Bill Meadows penned an OP-ED in the Memphis Commerical Appeal supporting wilderness expansion in the Cherokee National Forest. Now, Lauren Zingarelli from TWS has produced a short video clip with Bill talking about why Wilderness designation is important here
Senator Alexander and Senator Corker introduce the Tennessee Wilderness Act of 2010
June 9th, 2010
Tennessee Wild would like to thank Senator Lamar Alexander and Senator Bob Corker for introducing the Tennessee Wilderness Act of 2010 today on the floor of the US Senate! This bill will protect 19,556 acres of the Cherokee National Forest for both current and future generations.
