Evolution of ABR Office
The ABR office has evolved during the history of the organization. Here is a video that shows how it has happened. We think you will find it interesting and informative.…
Change of Pace
A donor gifted us with logs that will make good dens for future cubs. Curators hollowed them out for that purpose. T This will be just the right size for…
Cubs, Yearlings, and Cicadas
Today we have photos from friends who have seen cubs recently. As you know, ABR is currently awaiting a decision by TWRA to permit us to accept injured or orphaned…
A Look Back – 2022
Tartan Bear was a yearling who came to ABR in the spring of 2022. Today we have a short but delightful video of him playing with a Swingy Ball, one…
Catching Up
We have had major computer issues recently, which is why there haven’t been any new posts for awhile. But at last it seems that we are back in business, so…
Earthquake in Tennessee!
Believe it or not, and many residents and visitors did not believe it, there was an earthquake on Saturday, the day before Mother’s Day! The trusty security cams captured the…
Enclosures #3 and #4
The work on Enclosures #3 and 4 continues, although we probably will not use them for quite a while. The curators are working to complete the new platforms. Curators Seth,…
Work in Enclosure #4
It rained today, but luckily the curators did their work in Enclosure 4 before the rain. The rain and warm weather is good for some critters, like this Eastern Narrow-mouthed…
Many Jobs Well Done!
Enclosures #1 and #2 are just about finished. All the curators have worked hard. After learning the finer points of weaving hammocks, using just the Kevlar firehose skin, they have…
May Day and More Work
Happy May Day! For our curators the day meant more work on the platforms. Curators Katrina and Seth have become skilled at weaving firehose hammocks. These are smaller and lighter,…