Brad Collett
TENNESSEE RIVERLINE HOLDS INAUGURAL PARTNERSHIP ...

Tennessee RiverLine partners from across the region, including representatives of Tennessee RiverTowns communities and organizations from Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky, gathered in The Shoals, AL, September 14-15 for the first-ever Tennessee RiverLine Partnership Paddle.

TENNESSEE RIVERLINE HOLDS INAUGURAL PARTNERSHIP PADDLE
Brad Collett
Tennessee RiverLine Awarded for Conservation ...

The Tennessee RiverLine was awarded a 2020 Ripple Effect Award for the initiative’s conservation efforts for the Tennessee River.

Tennessee RiverLine Awarded for Conservation Efforts
Brad Collett
TVA Joins UT as Principal Partner in Tennessee ...

The Tennessee Valley Authority joins the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, as a principal partner in the Tennessee RiverLine, North America’s next great regional trail system.

TVA Joins UT as Principal Partner in Tennessee RiverLine
Brad Collett
Tennessee RiverLine Announces 15 Partner ...

Fifteen communities have been accepted to the inaugural cohort of the Tennessee RiverTowns Program as part of the Tennessee RiverLine, North America’s next great regional trail system. This transformative initiative is led by the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, in collaboration with the Tennessee RiverLine Partnership.

Tennessee RiverLine Announces 15 Partner Communities Across the State and Region
Brad Collett
UT Students, Alumni Win National Award For ...

Three students from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, (UT) and member of the Tennessee RiverLine Partnership received a national award from the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA).

UT Students, Alumni Win National Award For Tennessee RiverLine Pilot Program

Tennessee RiverLine and UT One Health Initiative Provide Seed Grant

Tennessee RiverLine and UT One Health Initiative Provide Seed Grant

The Tennessee RiverLine is pleased to announce its collaboration with the UT One Health Initiative, which has recently bestowed a seed grant to fund a multidisciplinary research project aimed at safeguarding the health of the Tennessee River. This investment underscores our commitment to supporting endeavors that address the complex challenges impacting the health of our waterways.

The UT One Health Initiative's 2023 Multidisciplinary Research Seed Grant Program has awarded three grants, each totaling $40,000, to teams employing a One Health approach. This innovative strategy brings together diverse disciplines to tackle multifaceted issues, aligning seamlessly with the Tennessee RiverLine's stewardship priorities. The Tennessee RiverLine provided funding to support one of the three awarded grants.