Eastern Kentucky conservation project tied to global efforts

A large tract of land in southeastern Kentucky has long been important to local residents.

“People know the land is not theirs but have a unique attachment to it,” said John Grace, Bell County resident and tourism director. “It’s been a place people here have enjoyed for generations. They shot their first deer up there, caught their first fish out of one of the ponds or the streams. I used to grouse hunt there back in the day with my grandfather.”…

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