Join the A.T. MEGA-Transect

For more information regarding the A.T. MEGA-Transect, please contact:

Primary Contact:
Fred Dieffenbach, U.S. NPS
(802)457-3368, ext. 36
fred_dieffenbach@nps.gov

Don Owen, NPS-ATPO
(304)535-4003
donald_owen@nps.gov

Brian B. King, ATC
(304)535-6331, ext. 111
bking@appalachiantrail.org

For more information regarding the NBII portal or membership details for the restricted access A.T. Environmental Monitoring Portal Community, please
contact:

Dr. John Peine, USGS
(865)974-4251
jpeine@utk.edu

Tom Burley, Univ. of Tenn.
(865)974-4251
tburley@utk.edu

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The Appalachian Trail (A.T.) MEGA-Transect

AT Map
Appalachian National Scenic Trail Map [Copyright: U.S. NPS]

2006
AT MEGA-Transect Symposium Proceedings

The Appalachian Trail (A.T.) MEGA-Transect Web site provides a public-accessible clearinghouse for data and information resources related to the A.T. MEGA-Transect and the NBII-SAIN Appalachian Trail Environmental Monitoring Portal Community. Available through this site is background information on the A.T. Community and the MEGA-Transect, project information and data resources for various environmental and social indicators along the Trail.

Mountain View from Roan Mountain, Tennessee

View from atop Roan Mountain, Roan Mountain State Park, Tennessee, along the Appalachian Trail. [Copyright: J. K. Henderson, used with permission]

A. T. MEGA-Transect News
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A.T. MEGA-Transect Links of Interest

Appalachian Mountains scenic view
NBII Digital Image Library

American Hiking Society:
National organization dedicated to promoting and protecting America's hiking trails.

Appalachian Trail Conservancy:
A non-profit, volunteer-based organization focusing on Appalachian Trail conservation.

Appalachian Trail - National Park Service:
The U.S. National Park Service site about the Appalachian National Scenic Trail.

Appalachian Trail Museum:
A museum about the Appalachian Trail.

Cornell Lab of Ornithology:
Comprehensive information on birds including species endemic to A.T. environs.

National Park Service:
Home page of the U.S. National Park Service.

National Park Service - Northeast Temperate Network Inventory and Monitoring Program:
The Northeast Temperate Network (NETN) contains eleven parks with diverse cultural and natural resources in eight states: Maine, N.H. Vt., Mass., Ct. N.Y., N.J., and Pa..

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