On Signal Mountain, Creating A Wildlife Habitat For A Zip Code

WUTC | By Ray Bassett

Published February 5, 2024 at 6:06 PM EST

A group of residents on Signal Mountain is trying to certify an entire zip code as a wildlife habitat with the National Wildlife Federation.

How close are they - and what does it mean?

Tish Gailmard - naturalist and Signal Mountain resident - tells us.

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