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Ivan Fisher

Ivan Fisher

Verified

News Reporter, KREX-TV (Grand Junction, CO)

Nashville

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Total articles 46

  • Windle Says Skinner Mountain Preservation Keeps The UC Way Of Life

    By Ivan Fisher Verified| WUCT-AM (Cookeville, TN) Verified State Representative John Mark Windle said forest preservation at Skinner Mountain ensures the things local residents enjoy will stay intact. This Wednesday, some 11,000 acres were permanently protected along the Overton and Fentress County line. Windle said more than ever, Ohio and Kentucky residents want to develop recreation homes in the area. “Our plateau has more species of flora and fauna than the entire continent of Europe,” Windle said.

    By Ivan Fisher Verified · WUCT-AM (Cookeville, TN)

    Sep. 24, 2021

  • State Protecting Skinner Mountain From Future Development

    By Ivan Fisher Verified| WUCT-AM (Cookeville, TN) Verified Over 11,000 acres of economically and ecologically important land at Skinner Mountain will be protected from development. The national non-profit organization The Conservation Fund purchased the land for permanent protection through conservation easements. Tennessee Division of Forestry Spokesperson Tim Phelps said this area in Overton and Fentress Counties were highly threatened by development. Phelps said that now, the natural resources will stay put for use and enjoyment.

    By Ivan Fisher Verified · WUCT-AM (Cookeville, TN)

    Sep. 23, 2021

  • Windle Says Skinner Mountain Preservation Keeps The UC Way Of Life

    By Ivan Fisher Verified| WUCT-AM (Cookeville, TN) Verified State Representative John Mark Windle said forest preservation at Skinner Mountain ensures the things local residents enjoy will stay intact. This Wednesday, some 11,000 acres were permanently protected along the Overton and Fentress County line. Windle said more than ever, Ohio and Kentucky residents want to develop recreation homes in the area. “Our plateau has more species of flora and fauna than the entire continent of Europe,” Windle said.

    By Ivan Fisher Verified · WUCT-AM (Cookeville, TN)

    Sep. 24, 2021

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KREX-TV (Grand Junction, CO)