The Fernald Preserve Visitors Center (LEED Platinum-certified) commemorates the rich and varied history of the Fernald Preserve, Ohio, Site.  The visitors center offers a series of exhibits focused on the Cold War uranium metals production industry, the subsequent environmental cleanup, and today's ongoing legacy management. The site's uranium production and environmental cleanup eras are placed within a broad historical perspective, acknowledging geologic history and the indigenous American Indians and Euro-American settlers who lived on the land.

Itinerary:
11am - Tour of the Fernald Visitors Center and exhibits

12pm - Lunch (provided by DIV32)

12:30pm - Virginia Russell, FASLA  "Design of the Fernald Visitors Center and Nature Preserve"

1:30pm - Gary Meisner, FASLA "Fernald Visitors Center Landscape Design"

2pm - Luke Thies, Fernald Staff Naturalist "Fernald Nature Preserve Master Plan, Site Ecology, and Site Management"

3-4:30pm - Site hike led by Luke Thies

Continuing Education credits have been approved for Architects and Landscape Architects

Tickets

$0.00 Member Ticket (Free)

$0.00 For all attendees outside of ASLA (Free)