The Coweeta Listening Project (CLP) seeks to translate long-term ecological science done within the Southern Appalachians into forms of knowledge that can have meaningful ramifications for a wide range of groups (citizens, public institutions, etc.) Ultimately, the CLP seeks to improve understanding of the steps necessary for translating scientific results about ecological issues into more democratically produced forms of information that can benefit larger proportions of local communities.
Stop by Outdoor 76 in Franklin and purchase one of these 828 Fish Hats! $2 for each hat sold is donated to LTLT! They make a great holiday gift, or just buy it for yourself!
Many thanks to Outdoor 76 for supporting LTLT in so many ways! Show them your support too!
Visit them at 76 E. Main Street in downtown Franklin.
Many of you will recall the North American river otter (Lontra canadensis) art drawing that Franklin artist John Sill developed as the logo for the Little Tennessee Watershed Association, which merged into LTLT at the end of 2011. With a small supply of these lovely note cards still left, LTLT’s Dennis Desmond has put together a limited collection of framed double-matted prints for sale as a fundraiser for LTLT. These are available in a broad range of complementary mat colors and 5”x7” frame types. Prices range from $10 to $12. Stop by the office and purchase yours now!
