GRSMNP Climate Change and the Red-cheeked Salamander Website & Video
Great Smoky Mountains National Park summer high school interns assist a researcher in studying the park’s high elevation salamanders in this episode of Outside Science, [...]
Saving Brook Trout in the Smokies Video
Learn more about the only trout species native to the Southern Appalachians, and the efforts by National Park Service biologists to strengthen their numbers!
Southern Salvelinus-Brook Trout Below Mason-Dixon Video
Brook Trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) populations are a valuable indicator species of our beautiful streams. Watch this video to learn how Rainbow trout are outcompeting the [...]
Fishy Fragments Video
North America has the greatest temperate freshwater fish diversity with over 800 known species! Learn a little about some of the species' life and habits [...]
iScience Series: Discover Madtoms Video
Discover madtoms! Learn about madtoms and their role in the freshwater ecosystem.
GPS Bears Interactive Map-Follow the Bears, GRSMNP Website
This story-map follows two radio collared bears that are part of study to see how far bears travel in the Smokies.
Bear Research-Back Track, GSMNP Website
An in-depth look at the history of bear management and bear research in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Click here to get started.
Black Bear Journaling
Sketch along with Tremont Institute Teacher Naturalist Luke Schutzman as he explores the history and role of the American Black Bear in Great Smoky Mountains [...]
Boogertown Gap Mountain Music Video
Listen to old-time string band Boogertown Gap sing traditional Appalachian folk music. See more videos like this! Click below to explore other videos related to [...]
Old Harp Singing Mountain Music Video
Listen to East Tennessee Old Harp Singers and Guests gather in Cades Cove Primitive Baptist Church to sing. See more videos like this! Click [...]