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National Park Service announces prescribed burn in Haywood County
The burn aims to restore native habitats and support elk forage by reducing hazardous fuels across 89 acres, conducted by trained firefighters with donor support.
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Controlled burn planned for Cataloochee Valley in the Smokies
GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK, Tenn. (WATE) — The National Park Service plans to burn around 89 acres of the Cataloochee Valley in the Smokies as part of a controlled fire, weather permitting. NPS plans to burn six fields, saying this will reduce hazardous fuels and restore native habitats and maintain the historic landscape. It [...]
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Prescribed burn planned for Cataloochee Valley on Nov. 18
GATLINBURG —The National Park Service plans to conduct a prescribed burn in the Cataloochee Valley area of Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Tuesday, Nov. 18, weather permitting. Fire managers intend to burn approximately 89 acres across six fields to…
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