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Why Protect LandTo preserve what is unique about our region for all time. To support the economic health of our community. To protect the environment. To take advantage of unique tax incentives. To leave a gift for future generations to come. |
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Protecting Your LandWhen you protect your land with the Legacy Land Conservancy, you take the next step and preserve the land you love – forever. You enlist a willing partner to help watch over your land – even after you’re gone, no matter who owns it. |
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PreservesYou’re invited to visit the Conservancy’s nature preserves. Quiet recreational uses are welcomed – hiking, bird-watching, cross-country skiing, and nature study. Check the events calendar for upcoming hikes, stewardship workdays, and more. |
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Stewardship ProgramLegacy Land Conservancy’s Stewardship Program provides the care our lands need to stay protected and vibrant ecosystems. Our mostly volunteer program manages 188 acres of preserve properties and monitors over 300 acres of conservation easements. See link for projects, or visit our volunteer page to find out how you can participate. |
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Protected Lands Interactive MapPublic parks and the Conservancy’s nature preserves are open to the public, and folks are encouraged to visit! Check out our interactive Google map. |
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the Nature Spot
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A Tree that Tells a Story
When you see a large, old tree whose branches reach out to all sides, spreading out wide rather than reaching mostly upward, you know … Continue reading
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A Tree that Tells a Story
in Their Own Words
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Reno + Nancy Feldkamp
“Do it. Call these good people and talk with them. Find out what you want and go from there.” 40 acres protected, Sharon Township
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Reno + Nancy Feldkamp
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