Across Appalachia

Environmental and cultural news briefs

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North Carolina Elk Given More Space to Roam

Elk reintroduced 17 years ago near Maggie Valley, N.C., now have 500 more acres of grazing land.

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Hurricane Florence Devastates the Carolinas

September’s Hurricane Florence caused major flooding across the Carolinas and killed more than 40 people and millions of farm animals.

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Blue Ridge Discovery Center Celebrates 10 Years

The Blue Ridge Discovery Center in Troutdale, Va., helps people of all ages explore the natural wonders of the Mt. Rogers area.

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Elk Knob Art Trail Celebrates Nature and Creativity

A group of Appalachian State University students created a variety of artworks to display along Elk Knob State Park’s Beech Tree Trail in Todd, N.C.

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Land Conserved Along Little South Fork of Cumberland River in Kentucky

More than 1,000 acres of land along Kentucky’s Little South Fork of the Cumberland River were placed under state protection in August.

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