Fort Bragg covers over 160,00 acres and is home to over 57,000 military personnel. If you think extraordinary training and military readiness are incompatible with a environmental protection and sustainability, think again. At Fort Bragg, the longleaf pine forests are flourishing and the training has never been better. Exploring North Carolina will show you this great American conservation story.

In Perfect Harmony: Fort Bragg

Join host Tom Earnhardt for this weekly series highlighting the state’s diverse local landscapes & unique natural features--  from the Black Mountains trails atop Mount Mitchell, and the gold and gemstone mines lining the piedmont to the endless fossil digs in the clay beds of the coast.

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Join host Tom Earnhardt for this weekly series highlighting the state’s diverse local landscapes & unique natural features-- from the Black Mountains trails atop Mount Mitchell, and the gold and gemstone mines lining the piedmont to the endless fossil digs in the clay beds of the coast.

Join host Tom Earnhardt for this weekly series highlighting the state’s diverse local landscapes &amp; unique natural features--  from the Black Mountains trails atop Mount Mitchell, and the gold and gemstone mines lining the piedmont to the endless fossil digs in the clay beds of the coast.

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