Preserve Beautiful Long Arm Mountain in Linville Gorge
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Christine Christensen
7 years ago
Preserve it!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Preserve
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Rudy hayden
7 years ago
Save it
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Joanna Angell
7 years ago
Please preserve this beautiful range.
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Janie Matthews
7 years ago
Undeveloped land like this is important to the health of our water and for recreational purposes.
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Casey Fellhoelter
7 years ago
Recent Ecology and Evolutionary Biology graduate of the University of Tennessee and fellow user of beautiful NC forests.
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Tony
7 years ago
Please keep this parcel public and protected from development/extractive activities.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Keep Linville beautiful!!
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Ivy Johnson
7 years ago
Protect my home
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Jennifer Grady
7 years ago
I live right next to Table Rock mountain. Let’s keep thus place pristine and beautiful!
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Charles Long
7 years ago
Please keep this area from being developed. The high country is a beautiful place for all and plenty of other land exists for development.
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Tom Hudson
7 years ago
The best use of this land is to preserve it for future generations.
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Lisa Jakobs
7 years ago
Keeping the wilderness wild!! You keep me safe - I will keep you wild.
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Jacob Hansen
7 years ago
Preserve the good places!
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David Underwood
7 years ago
Please protect this tract from being developed. The tiny percentage of remaining natural land is beyond price
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Brandi Zeman
7 years ago
Keep the area natural. No development.
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Gordon Grant
7 years ago
We need this land and we need conservation groups to protect it for all Americans, as DuPont State Forest was saved for future generation’s greater good.
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Zachary Coneybeer
7 years ago
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The beauty of this area is that it is underdeveloped and mostly wilderness and one of the few areas on the east coast that is remote and wild. To develop this area is to steal its beauty and impede further on nature. Sometimes you have to forgo making money and wealth to preserve the planet. Develop more in Asheville; leave the Linville Area alone.
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Jesse Williams
7 years ago
We need to protect as many of these natural environments as we can. This area is a staple for the outdoor recreation community of North Carolina and we want to keep it wild do it will remain that way.
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Terry Smith
7 years ago
We need this land to remain as it is for future hikers to see the land as we see it today to capture the essence of the wilderness experience.
Preserve it!
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Please preserve this beautiful range.
Undeveloped land like this is important to the health of our water and for recreational purposes.
Recent Ecology and Evolutionary Biology graduate of the University of Tennessee and fellow user of beautiful NC forests.
Please keep this parcel public and protected from development/extractive activities.
Keep Linville beautiful!!
Protect my home
I live right next to Table Rock mountain. Let’s keep thus place pristine and beautiful!
Please keep this area from being developed. The high country is a beautiful place for all and plenty of other land exists for development.
The best use of this land is to preserve it for future generations.
Keeping the wilderness wild!! You keep me safe - I will keep you wild.
Preserve the good places!
Please protect this tract from being developed. The tiny percentage of remaining natural land is beyond price
Keep the area natural. No development.
We need this land and we need conservation groups to protect it for all Americans, as DuPont State Forest was saved for future generation’s greater good.
The beauty of this area is that it is underdeveloped and mostly wilderness and one of the few areas on the east coast that is remote and wild. To develop this area is to steal its beauty and impede further on nature. Sometimes you have to forgo making money and wealth to preserve the planet. Develop more in Asheville; leave the Linville Area alone.
We need to protect as many of these natural environments as we can. This area is a staple for the outdoor recreation community of North Carolina and we want to keep it wild do it will remain that way.
We need this land to remain as it is for future hikers to see the land as we see it today to capture the essence of the wilderness experience.