Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 22
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Opinion: An alternative solution to handling predators and their places in the natural world
Tish Gailmard, director of wildlife at Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center, offers a response to Larry Case's opinion article, in which he discusses how to handle predators in the wild.
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Naturalist Note: New Years is for the birds
Is it really 2020 already? Reflections on songbirds wintering in East Tennessee.
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Introducing Rock/Creek Adventures (Sponsored Content)
For 33 years, Rock/Creek has been helping you find the right gear for your outdoor needs. Starting this year, the outdoor retailer wants to take you outside to use it.
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Filling the void left by 3 State 3 Mountain Challenge; local cycling community hopeful for Sequatchie event
Under a clear October sky, with the push of the year's first fall breeze, 330 cyclists pedaled on the open roads of the Sequatchie Valley early last month for a first-year ride that felt like anything but.
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Local adventure race could anchor more outdoor opportunities
In mid-November, about two dozen adventurers will line up to roam the woods around Suck Creek in a checkpoint-to-checkpoint race through the Tennessee River Gorge.
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Leading Ladies: Women leading the charge in local conservation
Within the past three issues of Get Out, we have featured a different conservation group's newly hired executive director - and all have been women.
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The Name Game: Plant names are more than meets the eye
Being able to identify plants and flowers takes time, says Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center nursery manager Scott Smith.
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Trips for Kids teaches life skills through mountain biking
Trips for Kids Chattanooga has taken a variety of forms over the years, from a weeklong summer camp in partnership with Girls Inc. to a three-month after-school program with students from East Lake Elementary.
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Where to catch winter trout in East Tennessee
Fishing gets really good about the time the leaves are done falling in the mountains of east Tennessee.
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Mother and daughter share differences between rock, ice climbing
Last winter, Marquette, Michigan, received a record 200-plus inches of snow.
