Historic Smoky Mountain figures featured at Wilderness Wildlife Week
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Fire victims await ruling from Cincy appellate court on wildfire claims
Hundreds of people joined in suing the government following the November 2016 disaster.
Source: wbir.com
Word from the Smokies: Daisy Town Day shows Elkmont is no ghost town
Old empty buildings tucked unexpectedly in the mountains playing tug-of-war with encroaching mosses and fallen leaves may seem spooky at first.
Little River United States Great Smoky Mountains National Park North Carolina Smoky Mountain Cades Cove
Source: citizen-times.com
Word from the Smokies: Old wallet helps inform Cades Cove history
Archivist Mike Aday engaged in a painstaking process to recover the contents of a wallet of Cades Cove man born in 1824.
Source: citizen-times.com
Elk Fest returns as herd enters 21st rut season: Word from the Smokies
From September to early November, the fall breeding season, hormones kick in and elk go into overdrive.
Source: citizen-times.com
Word from Smokies: New salamander species found hiding in plain sight
“To our knowledge, these species are the first new-to-science vertebrates formally described during the time of the All Taxa Biodiversity Inventory.”
Source: knoxnews.com
Word from Smokies: New salamander species found hiding in plain sight
“To our knowledge, these species are the first new-to-science vertebrates formally described during the time of the All Taxa Biodiversity Inventory.”
Source: oakridger.com
Word from Smokies: New salamander species found hiding in plain sight
“To our knowledge, these species are the first new-to-science vertebrates formally described during the time of the All Taxa Biodiversity Inventory.”
Source: citizen-times.com
Word from Smokies: Roamin' with Wiley Oakley, legendary mountain guide
Wiley Oakley was an institution in the Smokies until his death. Today, he’s memorialized by books and a monument outside the Gatlinburg Welcome Center
Source: citizen-times.com