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Particularly enlightening and appealing were Bartram's accounts of the Seminole, Creek and Cherokee Indians. During the first quarter of the 19th century William Bartram became the grand old man of American natural science, advising and mentoring the first generation of naturalists who were beginning to explore the new territories being added to the young nation. For questions regarding the Bartram Trail Conference | 2024 Bartram Trail ConferenceFranklin, NCMay 31–June 1, 2024 Cultivating the Wild: The Enduring Legacy of William Bartram, America's First Environmentalist This film explores the influence of William Bartram upon modern-day environmentalists. Click here for the brochure Contact Dorinda Dallmeyer to arrange a screening A Beautiful Warning Review by GR2 (the Georgia Review online) https://thegeorgiareview.com/posts/gr2/a-beautiful-warning-on-cultivating-the-wild-william-bartrams-travels/
Use our online map to explore the Bartram Trail The Winter 2023 issue of Traveller is available online Download the current issue of the Bartram Trail Conference newsletter Follow the Bartram Trail Conference on FaceBook Follow William Bartram on FaceBook Donate to the Bartram Trail Conference The Bartram Trail Conference, Inc., founded in 1976, has sought to identify and mark Bartram’s southern journey and works to promote interest in developing recreational trails and botanical gardens along the route. The BTC also seeks to encourage the study, preservation and interpretation of the William Bartram heritage at both cultural and natural sites in Bartram Trail states. For questions regarding membership and payments |