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» Lula Lake / Cloudland Connector Update |
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by Bobby Davenport |
 “Cloudland Connector” is the name given to the complex three year series of transactions between the Lula Lake Land Trust (LLLT), The Trust for Public Land (TPL), and Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Division of State Parks and Historic Sites (DNR). This project nearly doubled the size of Cloudland ... continue |
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» Monitoring Migratory Birds at Lula Lake |
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by Dr. David Aborn |
 David A. Aborn joined the faculty in the Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences at University of Tennessee at Chattanooga as a field biologist specializing in ornithological studies and as a professor in biology and ecology. Dr. Aborn took an early interest in the Trust and developed a ... continue |
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» Eagle Scout Project Completed |
 Jack Connor, a senior at Baylor, has finished building two information
kiosks at the Land Trust as an Eagle Scout project. These kiosks will aid visitors to the Lula Lake Land Trust to view current information about the area and events associated with the Land Trust.
Jack has been a Boy Scout since ... continue |
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» Barn Burner - Saturday, May 24, from 2 - 8 PM |
 The Barn Burner Music Festival will be held Saturday, May 24, 2003 from 2-8pm rain or shine. After the success of last years Barn Burner with over 600 people attending, this years festival is sure to be a success as well. Local musicians Letty and Georgia and the Dismembered Tennesseans will kickoff ... continue |
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» We greatly appreciate our Stewards who made charitable gifts between January 2002 and January 2003. |
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Thank You:
Mr. & Mrs. William P. Aiken, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Michael M. Aiken
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Alexander
Jay & Pam Anders
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Atkinson
Dr. & Mrs. David R. Barnes
Jenna & Chris Barrett
Mr. & Mrs. J. Guy Beatty, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William. F. Bell
Mr. & Mrs. F. Mitchell Bell
Mr. & Mrs. ... continue |
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» Lula Lake Land Trust featured at Chattanooga Regional History Museum |
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Now through July 25, 2003
Visit the exhibit “Greenspace in the Tennessee Valley and Area Garden Clubs” featuring the Lula Lake Land Trust and several other local Land Trusts. continue |
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