A grant from the Highlands Biological Foundation ensures that Macon County sixth graders experience the Wild Things up close.
A gift from the past, the Plateau’s history is written in her trees. To learn more and to help save mountains visit hicashlt.org or contact [email protected] or (828) 526-1111.
Highlands Biological Station’s Jason Love has crafted a children’s book with lasting impact.
The Travels of Granny Gatewood, set to be presented at the Cashiers Village Green on Thursday,July 27, benefits the unique treasure that’s Panther town Valley.
The Village Nature Series, set for July 25 at Albert Carlton-Cashiers Library, will explore the complex Cherokee Trail System, which wound through this corner of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Everyone is invited.
The Joy Garden Tour, set for July 14 and 15,benefits The Village Green and explores the exquisite green beds, fields,and terraces that adorn Cashiers.
A ghostly presence in Whiteside Cove arrives bearing a message for anyone with opened eyes.
Diminutive and relentlessly charming, Shortia has played hide and seek on the Plateau for centuries.
Pursuing Brook Trout takes a lot of endurance – these fish are thriving in places that aren’t easily accessible.
A program set for July 18 at the North Campus Pavilion of the Highlands Biological Center will explore the apps that are revolutionizing birding right here on the Plateau. It’s free and open to the public.
