Across Appalachia

Environmental and cultural news briefs

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Nationwide Cleanup Program Comes to Tennessee River

In its first Tennessee River Tour this spring, Living Lands & Water will travel the length of the river in a colossal vessel made of four garbage barges and a floating classroom.

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Nature: There’s an App for That

Many smartphone applications tend to isolate users, since staring at a screen automatically distracts them from their natural surroundings. However, there are some apps that may actually help to bring users closer to nature — here’s a few to try.

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Kentucky Seeks to Keep Asian Carp In Check

In its first annual report to Congress on invasive Asian carp, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said in February that the aggressive fish are spawning in the Ohio River at Louisville, and have been detected as far upriver as Huntington, W.Va.

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By the Numbers

An at-a-glance look at Appalachian environmental and cultural news.

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Preservation Gains Across Region

At the end of 2014, several regional land trusts finalized a host of easements, conserving views, habitats and cultural sites across the Appalachian Mountains.

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