HeyJaredJaclyn Anthony
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WNCW's Outdoor Report for September 30 (opens the original)
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WNCW's Outdoors Report for September 30Jaclyn's guest this week is Simone Adams, founder and executive director of Color My Outdoors. The Outdoors Report's sponsor, Second Gear, named Color My Outdoors as their nonprofit partner of the month through October. The comment period for the rescission of the Roadless Rule ends on October 6. MountainTrue has a guide for writing comments to submit to the Federal Register. The Pisgah Conservancy says work on the Upper Falls Connector Trail at Graveyard F
Ready, Set, Hunt: A Field Guide for the Beginner Hunter (opens the original)
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Jaclyn Anthony’s guest is Herb Klann, Bat Cave resident and author of the forthcoming Ready, Set, Hunt: A Field Guide for the Beginner Hunter, releasing September 29th from Asheville-based Otterpine. The guide gives new and experienced hunters practical guidance, hard-earned lessons and confidence to find their own way outdoors. They talk about Klann’s hunting experience growing up and how hunters make good conservationists.
HIGHER GROUND -- PART 4: "HOW HELENE RESHAPED WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA'S FORESTS AND WATERWAYS" (opens the original)
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Two years after Hurricane Helene, this fourth installment of Higher Ground examines how the storm reshaped Western North Carolina’s forests and waterways. Michael Cheek of the N.C. Forest Service and MountainTrue’s Gray Jernigan discuss wildfire risks, changing habitats, river cleanup, and the long work of helping a transformed landscape recover. PREVIOUS EPISODESPart One: "The Night That Changed Everything"Part Two: "Keeping the Lights On"Part Three: "The Long Road:
WNCW's OUtdoors Report for September 23 (opens the original)
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We’ve officially made it to the autumn season, and with National Public Lands Day coming up Saturday, this week's Outdoors Report looks at the public places where we hike, paddle, and explore—and some of the work that goes into protecting and caring for them. When we're out on a trail, we may not think about how that land became available to the public in the first place. Land conservancies play a critical role in that process, working with state, federal, and local agencies to protect land and
Appalachia Comics Project's graphic novel, "Islands in the Sky: A People’s History of Hurricane Helene". (opens the original)
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Jaclyn Anthony’s guest for this Friday Feature of the Week is Andrew Aydin, co-founder of the Appalachia Comics Project and one of the survivors whose stories appear in its graphic novel, Islands in the Sky: A People’s History of Hurricane Helene. The anthology pairs survivors with comic writers and artists, published by Good Trouble Productions. On September 27, contributors and survivors will mark Helene’s second anniversary with a book signing at Main Street Comics and Games in Marshall.
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