French Broad River Watershed

170 Lyman Street
Asheville, NC 28801
828-252-8474 phone
828-253-6846 fax

French Broad River Watershed Website Project Partners

North Carolina's e-NC Authority
e-NC provided seed funding for this website.
See About This Project for details.
Southern Appalachian Man an the Biosphere (SAMAB) Foundation and
Southern Appalachian Information Node (SAIN) of the National Biological Information Infrastructure (NBII)
314 Conference Center Building
Knoxville TN 37996-4138
865-974-4583
University of Tennessee (UT)
- SunSITE@utk
  2330 Dunford Hall
  915 Volunteer Blvd
  Knoxville TN 37996
- Energy, Environment, and Resources Center (EERC)
  311 Conference Center Building
  Knoxville TN 37996-4134
  865-974-4251
US Geological Survey, Water Resources Division
1820 Midpark Rd
Knoxville TN 37921-5955
Springhouse
409 Liberty Street
PO Box 11685
Knoxville TN 37939
865-522-1371

Development Team

Phillip Gibson, RiverLink, project coordinator, editor
Wolf Naegeli, EERC/SAMAB/SAIN, team leader, systems architect, Advanced Map and Internet map services developer, TN content editor
Jeremy Floyd, USGS/SAMAB/UT, Intermediate Map developer
Katherine Key, Springhouse, creative director
Dan Lipe, Springhouse, art director, Learning Center and Basic Map developer
Brandon League, SAMAB/SAIN, geospatial applications administrator, data conversion and loading

SunSITE@utk Hosting Team

Photo Credits

RiverLink would like to also thank

Tom Tribble, North Carolina Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
Marilyn Westphal, UNC Asheville Environmental Quality Institute
Joseph Connell, USGS Water Resources Division
Tom Burnet, Henderson County Soil and Water Conservation District
Chris McGuire, ESRI
Glenn Goodrich, ESRI
Tim Minter, City of Asheville
Wally Bowen, Mountain Area Information Network
John Derry, North Carolina Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
Lyndsay Thoma, Asheville, NC - many thanks to Lyndsay who spent her UNCA internship researching and gathering historical/cultural data, developing the timeline, taking photographs of the French Broad River, and contributing to the overall development of this website.