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  • Asheville Citizen-Times: Panthertown Valley to Grow; Improve Access

    Asheville Citizen-Times: Panthertown Valley to Grow; Improve Access

    By Karen Chavez
    KCHAVEZ@ashevill.gannett.com
    February 2, 2017

    CASHIERS – As president of the nonprofit Friends of Panthertown, Margaret Carton has worked for years to protect her beloved Panthertown Valley in Jackson County.

    As the “feet on the ground,” the group  has worked since 2005 to maintain trails, install steps around waterfalls to create safe footing, and give educational programs.

    With a deal underway with Mainspring Conservation Trust and the U.S. Forest Service, the friends group will get to care for a bigger chunk of Panthertown.

    Read the rest of the article here.

    Molly Phillips

    February 6, 2017
    News, Uncategorized

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