Your help is needed to preserve a critical part of Tennessee Ecosystem.
Your help is needed to preserve a critical part of Tennessee Ecosystem. The number of White Oak trees have been declining across the state in recent years and now Forestry officials are asking residents to gather white oak acorns and either ship them or take them to the East Tennessee Nursery, where they will be processed and planted to become a new crop of baby trees. But the deadline is November 15. For more information visit the Tennessee Department of Agricultures website, or Protect TN Forests dot org.
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