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Board of Directors
Mike Mabry
President - Iredell County
Retired Executive VP – Lowe’s
Rick Allenbaugh
Moore County
Retired, U.S. Army
Ben Fisher
Rowan County
Project Manager, Carrol Construction
Steve Smith
Davidson County
Vice President, Smith Companies of Lexington
John Bartlett
Harnett County Professor in Wildlife Ecology at Campbell University
Jane Lee Watson
Vice President - Stanly County
Retired Events Director, UNCC
Karen Auman
Randolph County Retired, NC Zoo
Boon Chesson
Montgomery County
Retired Woodworker
Anslo Fowler
Forsyth County
Outdoor Enthusiast
John Monroe
Moore County
Retired Surgeon
FRANCES WILLIS
Scotland County Entrepreneur
Stacey Kerney
Secretary - Montgomery
Retired, Police Officer
Darryl K. Corriher
Rowan County
Retired, Grain Farmer
Savannah Heath
Montgomery County
Small Center Business Director
Edward Norvell
Rowan County
Retired, Attorney
Penn Wood
Randolph County
Mary & Elliott Wood Foundation
Mike Morton
Treasurer - Davie County
Retired CEO, Carolina Farm Credit
Monty Crump
Richmond County
City Manager, Rockingham
Leon Huneycutt
Stanly County
Owner, Locust Lumber
Tommy Porter
Cabarrus County
President, Porter Farms
West Hunter
Iredell County Owner of Hunter Construction Group
BOARD OF ADVISORS
Joe Adams
Raymond D. Coltrain
J. Myrick Howard
Joseph McDonald
Alice Stanback
Fred Stanback
Roberts E. Timberlake
Land Protection Committee
Boon Chesson, Co-Chair
Moni Bates
Steve Blount
Kacy Cook
Darryl Corriher
Mark Lewis
Finance & Development Committee
Mike Morton
Mike Mabry
Edward Norvell
Jane Lee Watson
Steve Smith
Penn Wood
Conservation Committee
Terry Sharpe, Chair (Wildlife/Forestry)
Darryl Corriher (Agriculture)
Nell Allen (Botany/Management)
Boon Chesson (Restoration/Management)
Kacy Cook (Wildlife)
Marla Coulthard (Tourism)
Kathy Davis (Organic Farming)
Laura Fogo (Wildlife/Management)
Adele Goodman (Agriculture)
Ruth Ann Grissom (Management)
John Isenhour (Wildlife/Forestry)
Mark Lewis (Wildlife/Herpetology)
John Peeler (Forestry)
Bob Pendergrass (Wildlife/Recreation)
Lynn Raker (Planning)
David Simmons (Finance/Accounting)
Contact
Phone
(704) 647-0302
Address
204 East Innes Street, Suite 120
Salisbury, NC 28144
.8 * Join us October 9th at 9:30am as we paddle Tuckertown Reservoir.
Three Rivers Land Trust In September 2019, Phase I of the Alcoa Lands Project was completed. Phase I conserved 2,463 acres and 45 miles of shoreline along High Rock Lake. Now with the closure of Phase II Tuckertown, this project has conserved over 4,800 acres and 76 miles of shoreline along the Yadkin-Pee Dee. Tuckertown Reservoir, an impoundment of the Yadkin River, is known for its recreational opportunities and as a vital water resource for North Carolinians.
To celebrate this momentous achievement, the TRLT Paddle Club is hosting our next group paddle event in Tuckertown Reservoir on October 9th, 2021 at 9:30am. We launch from the Bringles Ferry Boating Access Area (3301 Bringle Ferry Road) and Paddle to the Flat Creek Access (450 Wildlife Access Road). This paddle is 3.8 miles and will take the group about two and a half hours to complete.
We encourage paddlers to organize their own shuttles. Limited shuttles will be available, but must be prearranged. Please contact nicky@threeriverslandtrust.org
Have your own Equipment? Already a TRLT Paddle Club Member? Then register below and join us at no cost! We look forward to paddling with you!
Row Co River Adventures will be providing kayak rentals for this event:
Single Kayak Rentals $35
Double Kayak Rentals $50
*All Rentals Include Paddle and PFD*
All Proceeds will be donated to Three Rivers Land Trust and each rental includes a TRLT membership! To book a rental please contact Row Co Directly at rowco@rowcoriveradventures.com
For more information or if you have questions, please email Nicky at nicky@threeriverslandtrust.org Hope to see you there!
Length of paddle: ~4 miles
Difficulty level: Easy