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Controlled burns on Oak Ridge Reservation now through mid April - Vimarsana News

Controlled burns on Oak Ridge Reservation now through mid April

U.S. Department of Energy is initiating a series of controlled burns of grassland areas on the U.S. Department of Energy's Oak Ridge Reservation ...

Historic Anderson County Freels Cabin open Oct. 16 - Vimarsana News

Historic Anderson County Freels Cabin open Oct. 16

This free event at early 19th century structure is a rare opportunity to visit a premier Oak Ridge cultural and historic site.

Controlled burns set on the DOE Oak Ridge Reservation - Vimarsana News

Controlled burns set on the DOE Oak Ridge Reservation

The U.S. Department of Energy will be initiating a series of controlled burns of grassland areas on the DOE Oak Ridge Reservation.

Controlled burns planned on DOE Oak Ridge Reservation - Vimarsana News

Controlled burns planned on DOE Oak Ridge Reservation

Controlled burns planned on DOE Oak Ridge Reservation Special to The Oak Ridger The U.S. Department of Energy is initiating a series of controlled burns of grassland areas on the DOE Oak Ridge Reservation on the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) Three Bend Area off Pump House and Bull Bluff roads, and other managed grassland areas off Bethel Valley Road and off Highway 58. Continuing through mid-April, as weather permits, controlled burns will take place at: • Freels Bend fields – up to approximately 284 acres of grassland and scrub; • Gallaher Bend fields — up to approximate...

Controlled burns start this week on DOE land - Vimarsana News

Controlled burns start this week on DOE land

Oak Ridge Today Posted at The U.S. Department of Energy is starting a series of controlled burns of grassland areas on the Oak Ridge Reservation this week. The controlled burns could continue through mid-April, depending upon weather. The burns will be on the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Three Bend Area off Pump House and Bull Bluff Roads, and other managed grassland areas off Bethel Valley Road and off Highway 58, a press release said. The controlled burns will take place at: Freels Bend fields – up to approximately 284 acres of grassland and scrub Gallaher Bend fields – up to ap...