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Head shot of Ramiyah - LMC Intern

Digging Deep

I’ll never forget my first day working on the mountain and let me warn you, it wasn’t pretty. You see, a friend of mine, JaMaal, was already in the Intern & Leadership program and he thought it would be a good idea for me to join. He told me how…

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Head shot of JaMaal - LMC Intern Young Black male with black hat on smiling at the camera

Learning to Follow, Then to Lead

When I was little it was just me, my older sister, and our parents. I loved being able to spend…

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What’s New with the Interns?

Intern Updates What’s changing on the crew It’s been a tough year full of challenges and we are glad to…

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Project Updates

Making progress Greenhouse We hit a few snags getting started on the construction of the new greenhouse but it’s finally…

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highlighting three women in conservation

Three women, leading in the field of conservation

Stories throughout our history have overlooked some of the heaviest contributors in every field, including conservation. Women in general, and…

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Carbon Offset Program

The role of land in a changing climate—you are making a difference

As a land conservancy, we focus on protecting and preserving lands for current and future generations. Since the effects of…

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Canva creation for Black History Month

In Honor and Celebration of Black History Month

Part of our mission at Lookout Mountain Conservancy is to protect and preserve land on and around Lookout Mountain for…

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progress on clearing the trail and boulder platforms

Coming soon in 2021…

Completion of the Bouldering Park Thanks to the support of our friends at the Access Fund, a nonprofit focused on…

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Jennifer's Story of Change

Finding My Own Way

It started the day I was suspended from middle school. I had been hanging out with some girls and we…

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Intern Kobe's senior portrait

I Now See a Path Towards My Future

My mom works very hard and isn’t able to be around a lot so oftentimes I turned to my brother…

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