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Controlled Burn at Oak Mountain State Park

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Attention, Oak Mountain State Park visitors! A controlled burn is scheduled for April 9th, affecting trails like Light Trail, Mountain Lakes Trail, Pollinator Garden Trail, and BLT Connector. Park staff and The Nature Conservancy are managing the burn to reduce wildfire risks and enhance wildlife habitats. Stay safe and plan your visit accordingly.

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Controlled Burn at Oak Mountain State Park

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Controlled Burn at Oak Mountain State Park. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00Heads up if you're planning a trip to Oak Mountain State Park. Park staff are firing up a controlled burn. Thursday, April 9th, right in the Northeast. Corner. They'll hit spots like Lunker Lake Dam, the pollinator garden, and the campground area, all to slash wildfire dangers, and spruce up the natural spots. Four, wildlife. Weather's got to cooperate, but once it kicks off, expect some trails to shut down temporarily. That means no hiking, the light trail, mountain lakes trail, pollinator garden trail, or the BLT connector until it's done. Safety comes first for everyone out there. Visitors and crew alike. Officials are posting clear signs, so just steer clear of those zones to keep things smooth. Park team is teaming up with the nature conservancy to handle the burn, keeping a sharp eye on conditions, smoke drift, and the whole operation. You might spot some smoke rising, but rest easy. It's all managed to protect the park you love, so plan your visit around it and stay safe out there. From your city,

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