FRIENDS OF SOUTH CUMBERLAND STATE RECREATION AREA, INC.
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Read about the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid that threatens the health and sustainability of our eastern and Carolina hemlocks. The Hemlock Woolly Adelgid is a fatal threat to our trees.
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May 2008

 Sport Climbing How-To-Clinic
May 9

Rappelling at Stone Door
May 22

Meadow Jaunt
May 24

Creek Critters
May 31

State Natural Areas Field Trips for 2008
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Supporting South Cumberland:
Tennessee's Largest State Wilderness Park
South Cumberland is the Southeast's Premier Destination for Hiking
Backpacking, Waterfalls, Wildflowers and Family Adventure
Friends of South Cumberland State Recreation Area, Inc.
 

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Friends Volunteer Work Day April 26 at 10 AM CDT

Members of the Friends of South Cumberland and all park lovers are invited to gather April 26 at Grundy Forest (Fiery Gizzard Trailhead) for the organization’s first trail maintenance project in partnership with the Tennessee Trails Association.  Read more here.


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The Friends of South Cumberland State Recreation Area, Inc. is a group of 100-percent volunteer citizens dedicated to supporting the South Cumberland State Recreation Area, Tennessee's largest state wilderness park. Some of our goals are:

  • To educate the public about the unique qualities of the Park
     

  • To promote the use of the Park as an environmental, wilderness and biodiversity resource
     

  • To encourage the development of the Park to meet the recreational needs of park visitors and area residents
     

  • To work with the Park to develop and implement plans to protect and preserve the unique wilderness and recreational resource that the South Cumberland State Recreation Area represents, including the acquisition of property and conservation easements
     

  • To preserve biodiversity and a true wilderness experience for current and future generations

As a non-profit membership corporation Friends of South Cumberland funding is derived from individual and corporate memberships and from private donations. Our group was founded in 1993 and our tax deductible status is approved as of July, 1994. We are a 501(c)3 non profit public benefit corporation and your membership and donations are Federal tax deductible.

A 1993 law passed by the Tennessee General Assembly allows state parks to contract with and receive financial assistance from a friends group organized according to the law. Now, private citizens can be involved and support the park through volunteer work and financial donations.

Please join us in supporting and protecting the South Cumberland State Recreation Area. Members will receive our newsletter, can participate in Friends of South Cumberland meetings and serve on committees and special park projects.

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