#forestlands

Nestled deep within Anacortes Community Forest Lands, Little Cranberry Lake is a local treasure that’s often missed by the average visitor. Unlike the more widely known Whistle Lake, Little Cranberry offers a quieter, more immersive experience in nature—ideal for those seeking solitude, still waters, and forested serenity.

The lake is accessible by a network of hiking and biking trails that weave through mossy evergreens and rocky ridges. As you approach the water, you’ll hear only the rustle of trees and the occasional splash of a fish jumping. The trail around the lake is moderate and varied, with spots that overlook the shoreline and others that dip into shadowy, fern-filled glens.

👉 Planning to explore Anacortes? Learn more about this charming town here: https://www.daprdan.com/anacortes-wa/

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University of the Cumberlands to assist in reforestation of surface-mined land

Good News Notes: “The University of the Cumberlands has joined several conservation organizations to convert surface-mined land into forestlands just outside of Williamsburg in Kentucky. Officials said the property has been cleared of unwanted vegetation and cross-ripped to loosen the soil to produce a better rooting medium for trees and flowering plants.  More than 73,000 native-specie seedlings…

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