The Doe Mountain Recreation Authority provides an important recreational asset for the easternmost portion of Tennessee, but now the organization is helping to provide information on how the forest on Doe Mountain stores carbon as the trees grow over the next 40 years.
Picture credit: Doe Mountain property photographed by Cakey Worthington
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