enhance the natural landscape of the East Tennessee region.
FLC Profile of the Emily Davis Property
In our ongoing effort to highlight Foothills Land Conservancy’s diverse land programs, we plan to profile various East Tennessee conservation easements and their benefits to the community. To kick off these efforts, both Bill Clabough and Elise Eustace decided to take a drive out west this month, eventually landing in Monroe County... READ MORE
Conservation Easement Signing – Atop Bluff Mountain Friday at 11AM on June 26th, 2009
“I’m so glad that the Foothills Land Conservancy and I worked together to place a conservation easement on this land--known as the Bluff Mountain Ecological Reserve. This agreement enables continuation of the conservation principles my Father, Mother, and I have tried to practice on Bluff Mountain. Hopefully, many others will see fit to do their part to save God’s beautiful Creation.” READ MORE
Conservation Easement Signing – Media Coverage
The Conservation Easement Signing – atop Bluff Mountain on June 26th, 2009 has garnered its fair share of media attention... CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE COVERAGE
Conservation News
- FLC's Conservation Brochure - This 8 page leaflet was designed to highlight the mission of Foothills and educate prospective land donors about their conservation options. Download PDF
- FLC's Annual Report - This newsletter highlights all of our 2008 conservation easements as well as FLC's 2009 upcoming projects. Download PDF
FLC’s Email Drive is Underway
Email notices are the fastest way to receive FLC’s latest news and invitations, and they conserve resources. One lucky email subscriber will receive an overnight stay (for two) with complimentary dinner and breakfast at Dancing Bear Lodge in Townsend, TN! The winner will be announced during FLC’s Conservation Celebration Dinner on November 12, 2009, at Dancing Bear Lodge. The winner does not need to be present to win. Please note that only one entry per person will be considered and contestants have the option to participate in the giveaway without having their email placed on FLC’s electronic mailing list.
Submit your name and email now!
About Foothills Land Conservancy
The Foothills Land Conservancy is a non-profit organization whose purpose and mission are the protection and preservation of conservation values of natural and productive landscapes in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains and their surroundings. It does so through the acquisition of interests in real property whose values include, but may not be limited to, agricultural productivity, ecological integrity, historic character, or managed public access by gift, purchase, or other lawful means.
To learn more about protecting your land with a voluntary conservation agreement, call Bill Clabough at the Foothills Land Conservancy at (865) 681-8326.
