Friends of Ozone Falls State Natural Area

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06/13/2023
10/11/2022

We are proud to announce that our own Rue McKenrick has successfully completed The Triple Crown and has created and backpacked The American Perimeter Trail. Please support these Communities
Homemade Wanderlust Backpacking Forum
Superior Hiking Trail Association
Pacific Northwest Trail Association Pacific Crest Trail Association
Continental Divide Trail Coalition
Great Eastern Trail
Pinhoti Trail Alliance
Appalachian Trail Conservancy
Arizona Trail Association
Pinhoti Trail
North Country Trail Association
Florida Trail Association
American Discovery Trail

09/22/2022

While mother nature was extremely temperamental yesterday, we bring good news that today will actually be somewhat fall-like.

Still will be a bit warmer than some of you want (highs in the mid 70s to low 80s), but don't worry tomorrow will be even cooler. Highs tomorrow will be in the 70s across the entire area.

It's officially fall y'all.

Don’t Move or Stack Rocks!
08/23/2022

Don’t Move or Stack Rocks!

08/21/2022

100% American chestnut DNA confirmed in rare, unusually large tree found at Coverdale Farm Preserve in Delaware.

08/10/2022

Here’s a reminder about our cleanup at Ozone Falls for this Saturday at 9:AM.

JOIN US as we show this “loved to death” location some much needed attention. The RIGHT KIND of attention……..

We will be meeting in the parking lot at 9: AM CST and will be working till 11:30 AM. Gloves, vests, grabbers and grabbers will be provided. Bring your reusable water bottle. We will have cold drinking water on hand to you can stay hydrated.

We will probably address some near by illegal dump sites as well if time allows.

**When enjoying the outdoors, it is recommended you exercise the Ethics of . Learn more in the LINK MY BIO..

Responsible Stewardship Ethics:

•🔘Know Your Impact
•🔘Take Action
•🔘Educate
•🔘Advocate
•🔘Donate
•🔘Tag Lightly
•🔘Foster Stewardship Together

08/09/2022

While out exploring Great Smoky Mountain National Park, you've likely seen a rock cairn or two. The term rock cairn comes from the Gaelic term meaning "heaps of stones". These stacks of balanced rocks have been used as an important navigational tool throughout history. However, it is important to be aware of the downsides of building them inside our park.

Building rock cairns disturbs the natural habitat of the park wildlife including salamanders and fish that nest underneath the rocks. It can also dislodge plants and soil growing there giving way to erosion that may wash away these delicate habitats.

Do your part to help us protect these habitats by not moving or stacking rocks.

Find out more here: https://friendsofthesmokies.org/blog/dont-move-rocks/

If your adventures take you to the Cumberland Trail, tag Cumberland Trails Conference in your photos!
08/02/2022

If your adventures take you to the Cumberland Trail, tag Cumberland Trails Conference in your photos!

What adventures do you have planned for August? We want to hear about them. And... if your adventures take you to the Cumberland Trail, tag us in your photos!
Cumberland Trail State Scenic Trail

The Green salamander is the most rare element at Ozone Falls State Natural Area.
07/21/2022

The Green salamander is the most rare element at Ozone Falls State Natural Area.

This salamander has a black base color with a yellowish-green, lichen-like pattern on its back. It has a flattened body (3.25 to 5 inches), long legs and square toe tips, all adaptations for living on cliffs

07/15/2022

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14859 US-70, Rockwood
Crab Orchard, TN
37854

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