Associated Press
Published: August 27, 2009
The Cherokee National Forest has acquired 1,278 additional acres in Unicoi County from the Conservation Fund for $5 million. The fund, a nonprofit organization, is holding the land until money is available to make more transfers possible. The U.S. Forest Service made the purchase.
According to The Greeneville Sun, The Conservation Fund has a lease agreement with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency to manage the property.
The national forest encompasses 640,000 acres stretching from Bristol to Chattanooga.
Is this part of Rocky Fork Tract acquirement?