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Creek Watershed Foundation, Inc. 2000 through 2021
CELEBRATING OUR 21st YEAR!!
When: Saturday, April 29, 2000
Where: Coal Creek and its tributary streams with special events in Lake City and Briceville
A list of exhibitors and photographs from Coal Creek Watershed Day 2000 document the event. Special thanks go to Deputy Lewis Ridenour and Deputy Jim Leinart, provided by the Anderson County Executive's Litter Grant Program which is funded by the Tennessee DOT.
Also, students and their professors from the College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, Maine learned of the Watershed Day event from our web site. They made a "field trip" to Tennessee to get some hands-on experience in abandoned mine land/coal mine drainage abatement.
EXHIBITORS:
RESPONSIBLE GROUP/AGENCY |
TOPIC |
American Society of Civil Engineers |
Design options for iron/metals removal from Coal Mine Drainage (CMD) from abandoned mined lands before it enters Coal Creek |
Boy Scouts of America |
Impacts of trash/household wastes dumped into streams |
Office of Surface Mining |
CMD formation/impacts, Appalachian Clean Streams Initiative, and current coal mining in accordance with SMCRA regulations protects the environment |
Tennessee Abandoned Mined Land Section |
Role of the TAMLS in reclaiming abandoned mined lands in Tennessee |
Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation |
Non-mining related environmental impacts to Coal Creek and demonstration of electric shock method to perform fish population counts |
Trout Unlimited |
Art of fishing, bug hunts, fly tying and more |
Tennessee Valley Authority |
Resource Stewardship, bank protection, flood protection, and landowner Best Management Practices (BMPs) |
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency |
Fish shocking demonstrations |
University of Tennessee |
The use of computers and the INTERNET to mine for knowledge |
Briceville and Lake City Public Libraries |
History of Coal Creek |
Representatives of the People of Tennessee |
Potential economic benefits from improving water quality in Coal Creek and its tributaries |
Briceville Watershed Day Photos
Lake City Watershed Day Photos
Beech Grove Falls Watershed Day Photos
[Home]
[SCHOLARSHIPS]
[RESTORING THE GREAT AMERICAN CHESNUTS]
[Master
Plan] [Map] [Photo
Gallery]
[Bank Stabilization Projects]
[Deadwood Removal Days] [Discovery Day 2000] [Scrape,
Paint
& Clean Day 2000]
[Historic Fraterville Mine Disaster Field Trip
2001] [Fraterville Mine Disaster 100th
Anniversary]
[Coal Creek War and Mining Disasters] [Mine
Reclamation Lessons]
[CMD] [Economic Benefits]
[Motor Discovery Trail] [Historic
Cemeteries]
[Partners] [Schools in Watershed]
[Mark the Trail Day]
[Awards]
[Coal Creek Health Days]
[Briceville School History Field
Trips] [Ghost Stories]
[Trout Stuff] [Join
Us] [Eastern
Coal Region Roundtable]
[Articles in the News] [Dream Contest]
Copyright© Coal
Creek Watershed Foundation, Inc. 2000 through 2021
CELEBRATING OUR 21st YEAR!!