MT Raleigh Report: The Midterm Elections
What do the midterms mean for state policy and the legislature, and how will they affect Western North Carolina? >>more
You Can Still Take Our Annual Gathering Actions Here!
Act on climate resilience, protecting special places in Nantahala-Pisgah National Forest and more here. >>more
Green River Paddlers Are Saving Hemlock Trees
For $30, you can treat and save three hemlock trees for five years. We’re part of the team making it happen. >>more
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Public Input Session on Cliffside Coal Ash Closure Options
On January 22, the NC Department of Environmental Quality (NCDEQ) will host an information session and receive public input about coal ash pond closure options for Duke's Cliffside plant. The input they receive at this meeting and through public comments will help...
MT Raleigh Report: The 2019 General Assembly Begins, Sort Of
Legislators were in Raleigh for a day last week to open the 2019 session of the North Carolina General Assembly. Surrounded by their families, lawmakers took their oaths of office, elected their officers – and then promptly recessed. They will reconvene Jan. 30 and meet weekly until they complete their work some time later this year.
Call For Volunteers For Our Live Staking Days This Winter
Over the next few months, our Riverkeepers are teaming up with volunteers to plant “live stakes” along rivers in our region. We’re calling for potential volunteers like you to join us for a live staking day to help make this project a success.
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