Preserving Nashville's Rural Outdoors
Thank you for helping us make the return of Ring the Bell a success!
Thank you to every contributor, sponsor, partner, and volunteer who made Ring the Bell not only possible, but successful this year! With your help we raised $38,741 !
Special thanks to: Lipman Brothers, Silicon Ranch, Compost Nashville, Mickey Wilson, Marian Ott & Craig Phillip, Mary Anne Weprin, and Larry Keele.
Limited edition of 100 posters made from linoleum block hand carved and printed by Camp Nevernice. 12.25 × 19”
This poster was hand carved and printed by Laura Baisden of the custom letterpress & illustration company Camp Nevernice. Each poster is one of a kind and will not be reproduced. There is a limited run of 100.
The poster features herons in a sycamore tree with the nest reflecting their riverside environment. A farm scene and barn can be seen in the background.
Locals can pick up at the Bells Bend Farm Store at no additional cost.
Information, resources, and action items.
“The Bells Bend area is still rural and should be preserved for present and future generations... it is a place of unsurpassed beauty adjacent to the Cumberland River, a place that will be cherished by thousands of people now and in the future.”
Farms & Local Food
The fertile bottom lands of the corridor have produced many successful farms over the years. We are committed to supplying local, healthy food to Nashville and beyond.
Conservation
We support for land owners seeking conservation easements and provide development & funding for programs on farming education, environmental stewardship and preservation.
Outdoor Recreation
From Beaman to Bells Bend, you’ll find some of Nashville’s most beautiful parks and Greenways here. These areas provide essential green space benefits for our city and state.
Learn more about our annual fundraiser Ring The Bell Dinner, a truly authentic farm-to-table dining experience to promote, preserve, and protect Nashville’s last remaining rural land.
With money raised we will provide funding to individual land owners seeking conservation easements from the Land Trust for Tennessee. While developing and funding programs that promote farm education, environmental stewardship, and the importance of land preservation.
We currently have over 350 acres in Tennessee Land Trust Conservation Easements.
