submitted by Carolina Public Press
First up:
The Future of WNC's National Forests
Thursday, Nov. 13
9:30-10:30 a.m.
Handmade in America
125 S Lexington Ave #101, Asheville
Thursday, Nov. 13
9:30-10:30 a.m.
Handmade in America
125 S Lexington Ave #101, Asheville
Featuring a live interview and public Q&A with:
Jack Igelman, Carolina Public Press
Kristin Bail, National Forests of NC
Kevin Colburn, American Whitewater
Hugh Irwin, The Wilderness Society
Gordon Warburton, NC Wildlife Resources Commission
Jack Igelman, Carolina Public Press
Kristin Bail, National Forests of NC
Kevin Colburn, American Whitewater
Hugh Irwin, The Wilderness Society
Gordon Warburton, NC Wildlife Resources Commission
NEWSMAKERS
is a new live interview and public Q&A series from Carolina Public
Press to feature smart, nonpartisan conversation between top local,
regional and statewide journalists and people making and influencing the
news.
This forum will discuss the future of the Pisgah and Nantahala
national forests which are – for the first time in 20 years – undergoing
an extensive re-planning process. This process – which will ultimately
oversee more than 1 million acres in 18 mountain counties using a
process that has been largely untested on the East Coast – will have
innumerable impacts on Western North Carolina’s residents, economies and
environment.
The forum coincides with a month-long reporting series from Carolina Public Press. In Forest Lookouts,
Carolina Public Press will pull back the layers of bureaucracy to
report on the plan’s players and leaders, analyze the plan’s inception
and implementation, find what community leaders, elected officials and
conservationists think are the biggest issues facing the forests and
explore the best ways to manage the forest for future generations — all
to help residents across North Carolina understand what’s going on and
how to participate.
Reserve your seat at this free and public forum today. Questions? Write anewsome@carolinapublicpress.org or call 828-279-0949.
Reserve your seat at this free and public forum today. Questions? Write anewsome@carolinapublicpress.org or call 828-279-0949.
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