Reflection Riding Closing Its Property To The Public

  • Friday, March 20, 2020
In compliance with the CDC guidelines and in an attempt to "flatten the curve," Reflection Riding officials are closing the property to the public including members, effective immediately.

Officials said, "Our ultimate priority is health and well-being (physical and mental) for our patrons and our environment.
We all need to get outside and reconnect with nature, now more than ever, but we must do it safely. 


"Although we're closed, our work doesn't stop. We are continuing to care for the animals and plants on our property. We're observing social distancing protocols, staggering staff that is unable to work from home, and re-cleaning constantly. Even in a quarantine situation, we'll need staff to be on site and are making plans to help monitor animals, water plants, and keep the property itself secure.

"We ask for your support in keeping our staff safe—please do not enter the property. Please subscribe to our social media platforms (links below) for activities you can do at home in your own neighborhood because we understand just how important being outside is to all of us.

"We're also launching a native plant delivery service, taking the place of our Spring Plant Sale. We will be coordinating with supporters like you to drop plants off outside your home." 

Visit reflectionriding.org/plants for inventory and instructions. Reflection Riding employees look forward to helping you restore your own corner of the planet.
Outdoors
Cherokee Area Council Boy Scouts Participate In Community Service Projects
  • 4/22/2024

This weekend Troop 99 was honored to participate in #CleanCatoosa and helped plant some trees and do some erosion control at one of the local parks. "We were excited to work with Girls Cub ... more

Chattanooga Gas Employees Volunteer  With Tennessee River Gorge Trust For 15th Consecutive Year
Chattanooga Gas Employees Volunteer With Tennessee River Gorge Trust For 15th Consecutive Year
  • 4/22/2024

Chattanooga Gas employees celebrated Earth Month by volunteering their time to help restore and improve the Pot Point Nature Trail near Signal Mountain on March 16. Employees installed bollards ... more

Celebrate Earth Week With North Hamilton County's 1st Big Recycling Bash
Celebrate Earth Week With North Hamilton County's 1st Big Recycling Bash
  • 4/18/2024

This Earth Week, North Hamilton County is stepping up its green game with its first-ever major recycling event, hosted by Keep Soddy-Daisy Beautiful. "We’re inviting everyone to come out, ... more