A familiar scene for those who enjoy the greenbelts of Oak Ridge. The North Ridge Trail was conceived of and developed by TCWP.
Hikers, paddlers, nature enthusiasts, scientists, and concerned citizens are among TCWP members
Achieving and perpetuating protection of natural lands and waters by means of public ownership, legislation, or cooperation of the private sector
Public participation and education through trail maintenance, naturalist-led hikes, and natural science programs are a continuing effort within TCWP
The Obed Wild and Scenic River is one of TCWP’s greatest protection achievements. The view from Lilly Bluff Overlook remains unspoiled

TCWP seeks to protect and provide habitats for flora and fauna in an increasingly developed world

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Oct
21
Thu
6:30 pmTCWP Board Meeting
TCWP Board Meeting
Oct 21 @ 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
 
Oct
23
Sat
9:30 amTCWP Annual Meeting at Cove Lake...@ Cove Lake State Park
TCWP Annual Meeting at Cove Lake...@ Cove Lake State Park
Oct 23 @ 9:30 am – 3:00 pm
TCWP Annual Meeting at Cove Lake State Park @ Cove Lake State Park
TCWP will hold its 2021 Annual Meeting on Saturday, October 23, at Cove Lake State Park Pavilion 3 in Caryville with Bob Fulcher, manager of the Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail State Scenic Trail State[...]
Oct
30
Sat
9:00 amNorris Watershed Hike@ Norris City Water Treatment Plant (
Norris Watershed Hike@ Norris City Water Treatment Plant (
Oct 30 @ 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Norris Watershed Hike @ Norris City Water Treatment Plant (
This year’s hike in the Norris Municipal Watershed will explore the history of the Watershed at the time TVA purchased the property, in 1933. We’ll begin the hike on Clear Creek Trail and travel up[...]
A familiar scene for those who enjoy the greenbelts of Oak Ridge. The North Ridge Trail was conceived of and developed by TCWP.
Hikers, paddlers, nature enthusiasts, scientists, and concerned citizens are among TCWP members
Achieving and perpetuating protection of natural lands and waters by means of public ownership, legislation, or cooperation of the private sector
Public participation and education through trail maintenance, naturalist-led hikes, and natural science programs are a continuing effort within TCWP
The Obed Wild and Scenic River is one of TCWP’s greatest protection achievements. The view from Lilly Bluff Overlook remains unspoiled
Places TCWP seeks to protect provide habitats for flora and fauna in an increasingly developed world
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Issues We Work On

Our natural lands and waters are threatened by degradation or development. See how TCWP identifies, researches, and fights these threats.

Our Stewardship Activities

TCWP maintains trails and controls exotic invasive species to protect areas and provide opportunities for outdoor exercise and fellowship.

Outings and Events

TCWP organizes free outings and special events for all to enjoy. Experience Tennessee’s wild lands and waters firsthand.

MISSION: TCWP is dedicated to protecting natural lands and waters by means of public ownership, legislation, or cooperation of the private sector. Our efforts focus on the Cumberland and Appalachian regions of East Tennessee, but may extend to the rest of the state and the nation.
StoryCorps Interview of Liane Russell

StoryCorps Interview of Liane Russell

Cindy 00:05 My name is Cindy Kendrick. I'm 53 years old. Today's date is November 5th, 2010. We are in Knoxville, Tennessee, and I'm here with my friend Lee Russell. Lee 00:18 My name is Liane Russell, but my nickname is Lee. I’m 87 and today is November 5th, 2010...

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A License to Fund Conservation

A License to Fund Conservation

Did you know that TWRA receives a majority of its funding through the sale of hunting & fishing licenses? Each license sold is met with federal dollars and those funds support the conservation of all species of plants and animals in the state of Tennessee. Not a...

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Calls Needed by Monday Morning!!

Calls Needed by Monday Morning!!

Tennessee lawmakers are currently considering legislation that would allow the state to assume regulatory authority, or “primacy,” over Tennessee coal mining. SB742/HB90 would allow for weakened environmental regulations at a time when the coal industry is...

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