River Cane Chronicles Part I
WATR2020-10-29T14:56:40-04:00To prepare the harvested river cane for dyeing, Jim Long – Cherokee weaver and basketmaker
Intro. to The River Cane Chronicles
WATR2020-10-29T14:56:40-04:00WATR is working with the Cherokee tribal Revitalization of Traditional Artisan Resources, aka RTCAR. The project
WATR Annual Business Meeting
WATR2020-10-29T14:56:40-04:00WATR’s Annual Business Meeting will be held at the Jackson County library located in the
Harvesting Rivercane
WATR2020-10-29T14:56:40-04:00Five WATR members traveled with Cherokee artisans to harvest the perfect canes that
Candidates for the Board
WATR2020-10-29T14:57:02-04:00Bill Kane, WATR Board Member, described the board member nomination process, then opened the floor
Successful January 2012 Planning Meeting
WATR2020-10-29T14:57:02-04:00For the first time, WATR staff and members are assembling a list of activities and
Happy New Year to all of WATR’s members and friends
WATR2020-10-29T14:57:02-04:00Year 2011 ended with an impressive list of accomplishments, to be summarized elsewhere.
Fall Water Meeting
WATR2020-10-29T14:57:02-04:00WATR held its Fall Meeting at a new place: the atrium of the Jackson County
Swain High Students search for the endangered Appalachian Elktoe Mussel.
WATR2020-10-29T14:57:02-04:00Cold water and the threat of rainfall did not stop the Swain High Environmentally Aware