Controlled Burn In New Nature Park

Fairhope, Alabama 

 

 

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OPENING IN JULY?

A prescribed burn was conducted yesterday on the southern end of the new Flying Creek Nature Preserve  between Scenic Hwy 98 and Veterans Drive; construction continues on trails and other amenities, some of which may be completed by July.

Fire is a necessary component to help control invasive plant species in forests,  as well as help with the ongoing pine beetle infestation there.

According to the city, "the burn is essential to improving the understory of the nature preserve and will be conducted under strict requirements by the Alabama Forestry Commission and in cooperation with the City of Fairhope, volunteer firefighters, and the prescribed burn manager."

 


 

Comments

Anonymous said…
Burn Baby Burn… Disc Golf Inferno…
Anonymous said…
Not sure specifically what is completed by July but we were walking over there yesterday and the house, parking lot, trails look like it will be a ways off. Things don’t get done quickly any more, do they?


Anonymous said…
When did any government do something quickly?