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At 50, Endangered Species Act Continues To Protect Life In Great Smoky Mountains National Park

As the Endangered Species Act turns 50, each of America’s national parks has their own stories to tell about the relevance of this landmark legislation for their own special ecosystems. Here is a story from the Smokies.

Abrams fallsUnited statesAbrams creekCosby knobNorth carolinaCades coveGreat smoky mountains national parkCitico creekAnn froschauer citicoFrances figartRobert lambJosh albrittonWanda dewaardMatt kulpDan thompsonRare plant monitoring program

Word from the Smokies: At 50, Endangered Species Act continues to protect life in the park

The Smokies has its own list of endangered and threatened residents that the park and its partners are helping to protect, including a few mammals.

United statesGreat smoky mountains national parkNorth carolinaAbrams creekCades coveCitico creekCosby knobAbrams fallsWanda dewaardMatt kulpJosh albrittonAlix pfennigwerthGreat smoky mountains institute at tremontRare plant monitoring programWildlife serviceCoordinator paul super

Word from the Smokies: Wondering where the weasels are

Weasel populations appear to be rapidly declining in the U.S. as records indicated a 96% drop in the number of weasels trapped in the past 60 years.

Great smoky mountains national parkNorth carolinaUnited statesClingmans domeCades coveCosta ricaNorth carolina state universityRoan mountainKevin hamedAdam hartstone roseGreat smoky mountains conservation foundationCarolina state universityOconaluftee mountain farm museumDavid jachowski at clemson universitySouthern appalachiaCoordinator paul super

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