Chattooga: Jewel of the Southeast
Famous for its role as the backdrop of the 1972 film "Deliverance," the spectacular Chattooga River remains the only National Wild and Scenic River in South Carolina.
Famous for its role as the backdrop of the 1972 film "Deliverance," the spectacular Chattooga River remains the only National Wild and Scenic River in South Carolina.
Glenis Redmond is a celebrated poet, whose nature-inspired works illustrate the beauty and importance of our region’s life-giving lands and waters.
Photographer Bobby Bradley offers tips on how to catch a glimpse of the elusive blue ghost firefly.
Heirlooms of prehistoric wilderness, three rare types of habitat in the Upstate are quickly disappearing — but efforts are underway to preserve them.
Award-winning writer, naturalist, and Pickens native Dennis Chastain shares why we should explore, celebrate, and preserve the Upstate's natural splendor and deep cultural history.
Executive Director Aldon Knight introduces the latest edition of our print newsletter, in which we celebrate the rare and wonderful flora and fauna that call this region home.
In a 4-1 final decision on the Inn at Altamont, the Travelers Rest (TR) Planning & Development Committee voted against advancing the developer's request to annex and rezone approximately 40-acres on Paris Mountain to accommodate the proposed 150-room hotel and event venue.
We are grateful to the sponsors, vendors, staff, board members, speakers, and guests who made the 2025 ForeverGreen Annual Awards Luncheon a wonderful celebration of conservation and sustainable growth.