Nashville sprouted leaves by Feb. 10 this year, marking the third-earliest leaf out on record since at least 1981.
Middle Tennessee’s largest forest is part of Nashville. Citizens want protection.
Before Nashville finalizes its annual budget this month, citizens are demanding one new line item: funding for Middle Tennessee’s largest contiguous forest, which is in the Highland Rim.
Nashville’s drought is threatening critters and diminishing fall foliage in Warner Parks
Across the 3,000 acres of woods and meadows in Nashville’s Warner Parks, drought is spreading.
‘It’s time.’ Nashville begins chopping down trees damaged by Emerald Ash Borer.
After years of mounting concerns, Nashville will soon begin cutting down hundreds of ash trees damaged by the invasive Emerald Ash Borer, a shimmering metallic green beetle that’s tiny but lethal.
Curious Nashville: Why There’s A Road Sign In The Middle Of Percy Warner Park
When hiking along one of the trails in Percy Warner Park, visitors may come across a wooden, waist-high sign that reads “Farrell Road.” It stands right next to the wide dirt path widely known as the Warner Woods Trail. It appears to be anything but a road.
Nashville Works To Spread Out The Love For Its Popular Warner Parks
Listen It’s been a transformative year at the Warner Parks in West Nashville. The popular natural area has benefitted from several upgrades. But there’s also been a snag with a proposed expansion.
Nashville’s Warner Parks Have Been ‘Loved To Death,’ Prompting Restoration, New Rules
Listen A major construction project begins Monday at the Warner Parks, one of the most popular natural areas in Nashville. But it’s that popularity that has forced the city to make some tough decisions about the roads and parking lots.
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