 | Riverlink
 | Riverlink is an organization much like the
UBRWPP. Their work is focused on the French Broad River and
its tributaries. They are an umbrella organization that works
with smaller watershed protection groups in North Carolina and
Tennessee. There's a lot of good information on this site. |
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| Hiwassee River Watershed Coalition
| Another watershed protection group, very similar
to the UBRWPP. HRWC focuses their attention on the Hiwassee
River in North Carolina and Georgia. Check out their site to
see the steps they are making to improve water quality. |
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| Haw River Assembly
| The Haw River Assembly was one of the first
watershed protection groups in the state. Their efforts have
been a model for many other protection groups. They were
recently featured as the cover story in the August issue of
Wildlife in North Carolina. Go visit their website. |
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| Amphibians and
Reptiles of North Carolina
| Ever wonder what kind of snake that was in your
yard or what kind of salamander that was in your stream? This
is the site that lots of information about reptiles and amphibians
of North Carolina. There is also a handy, online snake
identification guide for those times when you see a snake and can't
figure out what it is. |
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| Mountain Area Information Network
(M@IN)
| M@IN
is the information source for businesses and organizations in
Western North Carolina. Call them or go online for information
about web-hosting and directory services. |
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