River Cane Chronicles IV: Important Invitation
WATR2020-10-29T14:56:39-04:00The WATR River Cane Mapping & Education Project is gearing up for the summer, and
Summer Picnic
WATR2020-10-29T14:56:39-04:00Friday June,15. We are outdoor enthusiasts and what better way to celebrate the great outdoors
WATR Public Meetings
WATR2020-10-29T14:56:39-04:00Monday July 23, 6:45 p.m. Sylva Public Library is the location of the WATR Mid-Summer
The Tuckasegee Trout Unlimited Team
WATR2020-10-29T14:56:39-04:00The Tuckasegee Trouth Unlimited team will be doing more trash clean up in concert with
River Clean Up Teams
WATR2020-10-29T14:56:40-04:00Join up with Duke Energy team to pick up trash along the Tuckasegee River in
River Cane Chronicles Part III
WATR2020-10-29T14:56:40-04:00Morning comes and with it the question: Did the dye take? Sometimes it doesn’t. But
River Cane Chronicles part II
WATR2020-10-29T14:56:40-04:00With the cane bundled into the tub, Jim Long fills his cut-off oil drum with
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
State of the Tuckasegee River Workshop
WATR2020-10-29T14:57:02-04:00Watershed experts and citizens gathered to share data and their experiences concerning the health of the