Battling Invasive Carp in the Tennessee River System — New Incentives for 2026
The Tennessee River system — a lifeline of biodiversity, recreation, and commerce — has long faced a pressing ecological challenge: invasive carp. Species like silver carp, bighead carp, black carp and grass carp are non-native and highly prolific. They outcompete native fish for food,…
Trees- Rooted in Sustaining River Ecosystems
Forests play a crucial role in maintaining and enhancing water quality. 1. Natural Filtration 2. Regulating Water Flow 3. Nutrient Cycling 4. Temperature Regulation 5. Wildlife Habitat 6. Carbon Sequestration and Climate Regulation 7. Flood and Storm Protection In summary, forests are essential for…
Norris Lake Project Celebrates 15 Years of Conservation Stewardship and Community Service
Dedicated volunteers helping ensure Tennessee River Valley recreation treasures are valued and protected in perpetuity The Norris Lake Project, an all-volunteer organization dedicated to the preservation and perpetual improvement of Norris Lake and its surrounding communities, proudly announces its 15th anniversary of service. Since…
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