It was more than a cabin, but that’s what we called it. It was a work of art. An expression of one man’s dream. John Jewell’s life-sized model. It lasted long enough to see him out. He created one pod–six-sided, during the summer of 1976, then another, then another–completed by July 1980.
Author Archives: Pam B
Clearing the way for opening day
As soon as the ink dried on the paperwork signaling Iron Creek Preserve was officially on the books, Legacy’s stewardship team eagerly took the reins from the land acquisition team. […]
Protecting land and the stories they hold: My journey in getting to know conservation easements
In April of this year, I joined Legacy as their new Easement Stewardship Associate. I’m only 4 months into my time here, and the peak of my conservation easement monitoring season is nearly over.
200-Acre Farm Along Scenic Heritage Trail Permanently Protected
A 200-acre working family farm straddling Washtenaw and Lenawee counites and boasting scenic views along the US-12 Heritage Trail is now permanently protected by Legacy Land Conservancy. Thanks to the […]