Weed Wrangle The Nature Conservancy of TN 2018

Founded in 1978, the Tennessee Chapter of The Nature Conservancy is the largest and one of the most effective nonprofit conservation organizations in Tennessee. Working across the entire state, The Nature Conservancy has protected more than 300,000 acres and manages 19 nature preserves in Tennessee for nature and people. Along the way, The Nature Conservancy in Tennessee has helped create or significantly expand 29 State Natural Areas, 12 State Wildlife Management Areas and 2 National Wildlife Refuges in Tennessee. The list of special places we have helped safeguard for future generations includes Radnor Lake, Savage Gulf, the Walls of Jericho, the Duck River, Pogue Creek Canyon and Taylor Hollow.

Our Weed Wrangle® site on March 4, 2017 will be Taylor Hollow, which we bought and protected in 1978. Taylor Hollow is a 163-acre State Natural Area known for its wildflowers and rare plants.

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Weed Wrangle®-The Nature Conservancy in Tennessee

For More Information on The Nature Conservancy in Tennessee
www.nature.org/tennessee