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<\/figure>\nThis year\u2019s awards showcase partners who made substantial contributions to the success of the inaugural year of the Tennessee RiverTowns Program<\/a>. Their individual and collective efforts in 2021 established a foundation for the program as a framework for collaboration to fulfill the vision for North America\u2019s next great regional trail system and the economic development, public health, resource stewardship and equitable access benefits it promises.<\/p>\n
The 2021 Tennessee RiverLine awards include<\/h4>\n\n- Community Partner of the Year: The Shoals, AL<\/a><\/li>\n
- Individual Partner of the Year: Clay Guerry, TVA<\/a><\/li>\n
- Organizational Partner of the Year: Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful<\/a><\/li>\n
- Excellence in River Stewardship: Decatur, AL<\/li>\n
- Excellence in River Animation: Paducah<\/a>\/McCracken County, KY<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Read more details about these award winners<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n
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<\/figure>\n\u201cAll of our partners made meaningful and essential contributions to the Tennessee RiverLine initiative over the last year,\u201d continues Collett. \u201cWe\u2019re moved by the effort and initiative these recipients have shown that will further inspire the Tennessee RiverLine journey we all share.\u201d<\/p>\n
Award recipients are nominated by members of the Tennessee RiverLine staff, the Tennessee RiverLine Partnership and local leadership team members in each Tennessee RiverTowns community. Additional details about each award can be found at tnriverline.org\/news\/2021awards.<\/p>\n
The awards were announced during the 5th annual Tennessee RiverLine Summit, which was held virtually January 25- 26, 2022. All award recipients have received custom plaques commemorating their achievements. The plaques were designed and fabricated by University of Tennessee, Knoxville, students at the 乐播传媒\u2019s Fab Lab.<\/p>\n
About the Tennessee RiverLine<\/h4>\n
The Tennessee RiverLine is North America\u2019s next great regional trail system, a historic multi-generational initiative that offers economic development, public health, equitable access and environmental stewardship benefits to 2.4 million people in diverse Tennessee River communities in four states. The Tennessee RiverLine is led by the University of Tennessee School of Landscape Architecture, which is a partnership of the UT 乐播传媒 and the Herbert College of Agriculture, and principal partners, UT Knoxville<\/a> and Tennessee Valley Authority<\/a>, in collaboration with the Tennessee RiverLine Partnership, a diverse consortium of organizations committed to realizing the vision for the Tennessee RiverLine.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Read more details about these award winners<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n
<\/figure>\n\u201cAll of our partners made meaningful and essential contributions to the Tennessee RiverLine initiative over the last year,\u201d continues Collett. \u201cWe\u2019re moved by the effort and initiative these recipients have shown that will further inspire the Tennessee RiverLine journey we all share.\u201d<\/p>\n
Award recipients are nominated by members of the Tennessee RiverLine staff, the Tennessee RiverLine Partnership and local leadership team members in each Tennessee RiverTowns community. Additional details about each award can be found at tnriverline.org\/news\/2021awards.<\/p>\n
The awards were announced during the 5th annual Tennessee RiverLine Summit, which was held virtually January 25- 26, 2022. All award recipients have received custom plaques commemorating their achievements. The plaques were designed and fabricated by University of Tennessee, Knoxville, students at the 乐播传媒\u2019s Fab Lab.<\/p>\n
About the Tennessee RiverLine<\/h4>\n
The Tennessee RiverLine is North America\u2019s next great regional trail system, a historic multi-generational initiative that offers economic development, public health, equitable access and environmental stewardship benefits to 2.4 million people in diverse Tennessee River communities in four states. The Tennessee RiverLine is led by the University of Tennessee School of Landscape Architecture, which is a partnership of the UT 乐播传媒 and the Herbert College of Agriculture, and principal partners, UT Knoxville<\/a> and Tennessee Valley Authority<\/a>, in collaboration with the Tennessee RiverLine Partnership, a diverse consortium of organizations committed to realizing the vision for the Tennessee RiverLine.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"