The dedicated vehicle maintenance crew services all lab-owned and GSA vehicles, lift trucks and trailers on site. The team members all have pleasant attitudes, years of experience, and work with a ‘get ‘er done’ motto.
Dave Shemanske
Green cones will soon begin popping up in the parking lots — a sure sign of winter coming to Fermilab, which means it’s time to take more care walking in parking lots and choosing where to park. This year, in addition to parking restrictions, there will also be a few road closures.
his daddy-long-legs is almost three-and-a-half inches across from leg tip to leg tip — definitely male.
We’ve released a new sandhill crane near Lake Law to meet our beloved and recently bereft resident bird.
A mother doe teaches her newborn fawns which woodland prairie plants are the most tasty.
We recently had some visible success — with nice surprises — in attracting more birds to the grounds by managing the marshes at A.E. Sea.
Ecologist Ryan Campbell explains to Alison Little, Fermilab’s 2018 Robert Betz intern, that safety is the most important aspect of work and shows her the various personal protective equipment we have her to use on work assignments.
Enjoy two views of woodland flowers.
On Nov. 28 and 29, warmer dry weather allowed the Roads and Grounds Department to conduct prescribed burns in prioritized prairie and woodland areas. More are planned with current weather conditions continuing into the week of Dec. 4.
Fermilab’s Roads and Grounds Department completed the yearly thorough inspection and inoculation of our pure American Plains bison herd on Tuesday, Oct. 10.