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There are several ways you can get involved in
efforts to protect hemlocks in the Southern
Appalachians.
• Donate money to help establish and operate
facilities that raise the Pt beetles.
Please send your checks to:
Friends of the Smokies
PO Box 5650
Sevierville, TN 37864-5650
Indicate on the check that the contribution
is for the “Save Our Hemlocks” initiative. The
“Friends of the Smokies” is a partner on the
Save Our Hemlocks Action Team, working to make
sure that your contributions go directly toward
reducing the hemlock woolly adelgid population
in the Southern Appalachians.
• Monitor and, if necessary, treat your own
hemlocks. See
http://www.saveourhemlocks.org/controls/my_prop.shtml.
Treating your own hemlocks ensures their health
and helps to reduce the overall hemlock woolly
adelgid population.
• Participate on the Save Our Hemlocks Action
Team. Contact
samab@utk.edu.
Please help
secure the Cain Creek and Little Possum put-ins
For more information
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS:
Chris Bell, Randy Hale,
Steve Zerefos,
Monty Smith, Mark D'
D'Agostino, Barry Hart, Bill Herring, Milt Aitkins, Rob Maxwell ,Matthew
Wallace, Phil
Foti,
Andy Mitchell, Anita Pinner, Ben Friberg, Paul
Butler, Kemper Begley, Daniel Talley, Brandon
Hughett
, Patricia Cook, Brent Meadows, Mark Vincent,
Tony Diliberto ,Tracy Clapp, Tom Montgomery,
Paul Hubbard, Justin Owen, Jordon Rice, Ted
Hayes, Kirk Eddlemon
Jose Jimenez,
Andre and Jan LaPlume
Jeremy Henderson,
Kirk Eddlemon, Andy Dobson, Adam Goshorn, Bill
McKinney, Chris Arp, Abigail Bowen ,John Duncan and
Mike Nail.
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