Governor's Environmental Stewardship Awards (GESA)

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Episode 6: This month we highlighted Tennessee's most prestigious environmental and conservation awards, the Governor's Environmental Stewardship Awards. We sat down and chatted with our colleague, Kathy Glapa, who has been in charge of the awards for the last 15 years. We also had the opportunity to interview three of this year's winners: Turnip Green Creative Reuse, Ruby Falls, and The Compost Fairy. The Ranger Report this month highlights Panther Creek State Park in Morristown, TN. Park Ranger, Jammie Mize, joins the pod to inform us on all of the great things that take place at Panther Creek State Park.

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