Conservation on Tap

Conservation on TapThursday, October 24th at 7 p.m.Albright Grove Brewing Company Bat Conservation in East Tennessee with Liz Hamrick and friends Join us for a Halloween-themed Conservation on Tap to learn about bats from Tennessee Valley Authority bat specialist, Liz Hamrick and friends!  Dress up as your favorite species and […]

Great Smokies Eco-Adventure: Oct 27-29

DLiA and partner A Walk in the Woods bring you a 3-day, 2-night adventure, with expert-led nature hikes, camping in a luxurious off-grid setting, mouth-watering, local food and drink, and much more. All proceeds from this fundraising event will help DLiA discover and conserve the rich biodiversity of the Smokies.

Conservation on Tap

Nov 13th: Making Cities Safe for Birds with Nasyr Bey, Urban Bird Treaty Coordinator at The Nature Conservancy.

Conservation on Tap is a monthly series hosted by Albright Grove Brewing Co. to benefit Discover Life in America, Great Smoky Mountain National Park’s biological science and conservation partner.

Gall and Leafminer Blitz

Join us for a Gall and Leafminer ‘Blitz in Cades Cove on Friday, November 22th from 10am to 3pm. This is a free and family friendly event!

Conservation on Tap

Save the Mussels; Save the Rivers
Conservation on Tap
Albright Grove Brewing Company, Knoxville
December 11, 7.00 p.m.
Proceeds benefit Discover Life in America.

Conservation on Tap

CONSERVATION ON TAP
Protecting Critical Tennessee Lands
Wednesday, February 12, 7:00 p.m.
Albright Grove Brewing Company, Knoxville
Free!

Amphibian Monitoring

Join us for our first volunteer event of the year on Saturday, March 1 from 4:30 to 8:30pm to survey amphibians in Cades Cove!

We’ll be working with experts from the Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy (arcprotects.org), University of TN and Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont (gsmit.org) to document any frogs and salamanders we see, calls we hear and egg masses we find!

2025 Park Science Colloquium

This annual symposium showcases the research happening in and around the Great Smoky Mountains. Topics are wide-ranging, from weather and climate to zoology, botany, geology, conservation, and more! Talks are meant to be engaging to a broad audience and recorded to YouTube. All are welcome to attend this free virtual event!

Pollinator ‘Blitz

Join us to document pollinators and the host plants and wildflowers they are visiting! There is so much more to learn about pollinators and their vital role in the ecosystems of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. 

Fern Foray

Join us for an exciting journey into the world of ferns in Great Smoky Mountains National Park! UTK Ecology and Evolutionary Biology lecturer and renowned botany expert, Dr. Pat Cox, will share her in-depth knowledge of the park’s diverse fern species.