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What's New
- RiverRocks 2010 — RiverRocks is a unique and distinctive outdoor festival celebrating the incomparable natural resources of the Tennessee Valley, the health benefits of an active, outdoor lifestyle, and the activities that they inspire. The festival will also highlight Chattanooga's commitment to environmental stewardship and land conservation.
- Wild and Scenic Film Fest — Join us on Friday, October 8 from 7:00-10:00 p.m. at the Tennessee Aquarium's auditorium in River Journey for the Wild and Scenic Film Fest brought to you by Tennessee River Gorge Trust in conjunction with RiverRocks.
- Preserving Stringer's Ridge — TRGT recently acquired a conservation easement on 55 acres of property atop Stringer's Ridge, located in the heart of Chattanooga.
Recent Happenings
5/22/10 - A Morning on Stringer's Ridge
Green Tie Affair 2010
A Gorgeous Evening Is A Sizzling Success
TRGT special event raises more than $24,000 toward land protection effort. Read More.
Tennessee River Rescue
On Saturday, October 4, 2008, the TN River Rescue celebrated its 20th anniversary. Tennessee River Gorge Trust volunteers joined more than 1,000 volunteers around the region to pick up trash and make the Tennessee river a more beautiful place. Read More.
CFC Campaign Kickoff & Fair
Wednesday, September 10th, 11AM - 2PM - Broad Street (between the TVA buildings) Read More.
Chattanooga Bioblitz
Friday & Saturday, September 5th & 6th - Chattanooga Nature Center Read More.
Bill McKibben Talk
Thursday, July 17, 2008. Bill McKibben, noted environmentalist and author, will be speaking at the Society for Conservation Biology's annual conference at the Chattanooga Convention Center. Read More.
Butterfly Count
Saturday, June 7, 2008. TRGT joined forces with Bill Haley of the TN Aquarium to count butterflies at the Pot Point property for NABA's annual survey. Read More.
Take Your Kids to Play Day
Saturday, April 12, 2008. We made peanut butter pine cone bird feeders with kids at Coolidge Park. Read More.
Tennessee River Gorge Trust Featured in October 2007 Southern Living
The conservationists behind the Tennessee River Gorge cleanup ensure the land's survival for the next generation. Read More.