Welcome
The Center for Native Grasslands Management (CNGM) was opened in 2006 by the University of Tennessee to provide the scientific background needed by producers and land managers to enable them to effectively establish and manage native grasslands. High priorities for research include forage production; biofuels production (and strategies for integrating them both); restoration of native grassland communities, particularly oak savannahs and woodlands; and wildlife conservation.
No information is valuable unless it is shared. The Center’s second major focus is to make information gained through research widely available throughout the eastern United States. We are working through Extension and partner organizations to share these results with producers, land management agencies, other researchers, and wildlife conservation organizations through publications, workshops, trainings, and field days. Please explore this Web site and feel free to contact us should you want to learn more.
News & Announcements
TN Quail Workshop Announcement October 1-3, 2008
Please see the July 11, 2008 Center Update for recent activities including:
Busy spring planting season results in 248 ac being planted at 4 RECs for research projects and on 7 demonstration sites across TN
CNGM teams up with NWTF to win $93,000 grant to develop oak savannah technical bulletins
UTIA selected by SEAFWA to be permanent home of Northern Bobwhite Conservation Initiative
Past Updates: April 2, 2008
Contact This Department
Dr. Patrick Keyser
The Center for Native Grasslands Management
Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries
2431 Joe Johnson Drive, Rm 274
Knoxville, TN 37996
Phone: (865) 974-7346
Fax: (865) 974-4714
Email: pkeyser@utk.edu
