The Tennessee Conservationist Magazine
We are a bi-monthly print and online magazine featuring smart articles and gorgeous photography. Six times per year, we bring you great stories about native species, history, conservation, archaeology, and Tennessee culture.
In our pages, you'll find amazing tips on things to see and do, and lots of ways to connect with resources and activities in Tennessee State Parks and across our state. We advocate for the preservation and protection of our incredible natural and cultural resources, and are proud to utilize the most sustainable printing practices available. Subscribe today!
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Subscribe today! Read these stories in the next issue:
- Trilliums: A Spring Favorite
- Volunteer Vacations at Frozen Head State Park
- The Natchez Trace Parkway is Rich in History & Scenic Beauty
- The Duck River: A River Like No Other
- Co-Existing With Coyotes
- Saving and Preserving Tennessee's Historic Dry Stack Stone Walls
- Discover Life in America in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park
- + Park Ranger Profiles, Things to Do, Conservation Update, & more!
The Tennessee Conservationist is published by Tennessee State Parks, a division of the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation.
To subscribe offline, please call circulation manager Niki Conolly at 615-532-0060/615-626-2532, or mail a check or money order to:
The Tennessee Conservationist | TN Dept. of Environment and Conservation | 312 Rosa L. Parks Ave., Floor 2 | Nashville, TN 37243-1102
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We Walk the Walk
We've been advocating for conservation and sustainability for 85+ years. The Tennessee Conservationist prints on 100% post-consumer recycled paper made by Rolland Enterprises, Inc. These papers have the lowest environmental footprint in their category, and are created without cutting down even one tree. Ninety-three percent of Rolland's thermo-energy needs are met from methane biogas, transported by pipeline from a landfill eight miles from the mill. Rolland generates 70,000 tons less CO 2 each year compared to traditional energy usage.
For a typical press run, we are proud to save the following resources by printing on Rolland's beautiful Enviro Print paper. Learn more here: www.rollandinc.com/en
29 million BTUs
143,325 60w lightbulbs for one hour
15 lbs of NOx indirect greenhouse gasses
emissions of 1 truck driving 21 days
34,070 gallons of water
368 days of water consumption
11,452 lbs of CO2
emissions of 2 cars for a year
3,486 lbs of solid waste
32 waste containers
35 fully-grown trees
2 tennis courts
Sources: Environmental impact estimates for the North American marketplace are made using the Environmental Paper Network Paper Calculator v3.2. For more information, visit www.papercalculator.org. The fine papers' environmental savings related to greenhouse gas impacts are based on the Life Cycle Assessment methodology. The LCA was made by Rolland and validated by a third party.