In this WKBN interview, Tom Becker from Davey Resource Group (DRG), a subsidiary of The Davey Tree Expert Company, talks about how the controlled burn that DRG held at the Air Heritage Trail will benefit the landscape and stimulate growth.
VIENNA, Ohio (WKBN) — If you saw smoke in the area of King Graves Road and State Route 193 in Trumbull County on Wednesday, there’s no need to worry. It was all part of a controlled fire aimed at helping vegetation thrive in what will be a public walking path.
Dressed in protective gear – crews with Davey Resource Group were setting vegetation on fire.
It was all part of a controlled burn at the Western Reserve Port Authority’s Air Heritage Trail.
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