River Place on the Clinch, 2788 Highway 70, Kyles Ford, TN 37765
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CRCC Opening

CRCC Opening

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CRCC Opening
Assorted Events
Kyles Ford Scenery
River Place Cabins
Cabin A
Cabin B
Cabin C
Cabin D
1800s Cottage
River Place Exterior
River Place Cafe
River Place Market
Conservation Center

Group shot The restored Testerman Home looking northward at it Earth Day and CRCC Opening Attendees Event speaker
Clinch River Conservation Center from across the river George Testerman on the porch of the restored Testerman home Watching a presentation
Discussing the Kyles Ford Mussel Preserve Looking in on the discussion group Table for the Clinch-Powell Watershed Alliance 423-733-2100 Clinch-Powell Resource Conservation & Development The Nature Conservancy Agricultural Best Management Practices--We assist landowners in the installation and cost of installing Livestock Exclusion Fences, Streambank Protection, Graveled or Concrete Feeding Areas, Watering Systems. Streambank Protection--Our goal is to assist landowners in the long-term protection of the waters and wildlife of the Clinch and Powell Rivers. Land Protection--We can financially assist you in the setting aside of a portion of your stream frontage for wildlife habitat and/or long term stream protection. Education--We work with young and old to educate the public on the ways, benefits, and assistance available for reduction of water pollution. Booth for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency TWRA
The many facets of Clinch-Powell RC&D include Community Housing Development, the Appalachian Quilt Trail, the Clinch-River Community Project, Clinch-Powell Enterprise Community, Heart of the Mountains Enterprise, Riverplace on the Clinch, AppalachiaCARES/Americorps, and Environmental Education. Booth Highlighting Clinch-Powell RC&D Youth Environmental Educational Programs that include Appalachia Cares/ AmeriCorps, Water Wizards, Conservation Camp, and Envirothon. Details about these programs on the learning resources page. the Booth for The Nature Conservancys Clinch Valley Program The (AQT) Appalachian Quilt Trail evolved from the Not Barn Yesterday program that began with two barn murals, one in Washburn, Grainger County and the other in Hancock County. The idea was developed into the Appalachian Quilt Trail, modeled after a quilt trail of barns in Ohio. Today the Appalachian Quilt Trail displays quilt squares on hundreds of barns and businesses throughout Middle and Upper East Tennessee. The squares draw folks off the beaten path and also give an extra reason to polish up and preserve quaint old barns that may have fallen to disuse. River Place on the Clinch is one of the newest stop along the trail.
Event organizers enjoy a relaxed moment to touch base at the end of the day. Folks head over to the River Place Market & Cafe for snacks on Earth Day. With Friends at River Place Market Crowd at River Place Market
Relaxing at the end of the Earth Day and CRCC Opening Event

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