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Connect with us! Legacy offers many opportunities throughout the year to join us at a workday or event. We hope you will join us for one soon. Most opportunities require an RSVP. A link to RSVP is included with each detailed event listing. This helps us communicate with you about the event or inform you of a cancellation or postponement.
If you have a question about an upcoming event, please contact our office at 734.302.5263.
You are cordially invited for Chocolate & Cheer with Legacy Land Conservancy and the Huron River Watershed Council! Drop in for delicious treats and lively conversation to share the warmth of the holiday season. Chocolate confections prepared by Paul Cousins, with coffee compliments of Roos Roast, tea from Arbor Teas and hot chocolate from Whole Foods.
Stop by and visit our information booth! Find out what Legacy is up to in your community, how you can get involved, ask questions, and learn more about our commitment to preserving local natural areas. Live entertainment at 11:00 am.
What is a conservation easement? Are there tax incentives available to landowners? Can I still live on my land or sell it if it’s preserved? These are just some of the questions many people have about land conservation. Look for our Outreach Coordinator, Meghan, and the Legacy logo! Join her for a cup of joe, […]
What is a conservation easement? Are there tax incentives available to landowners? Can I still live on my land or sell it if it’s preserved? These are just some of the questions many people have about land conservation. Look for our Outreach Coordinator, Meghan, and the Legacy logo! Join her for a cup of joe, […]
Join Neal Billetdeaux and Robert Ayotte from Michigan Botanical Club for an introduction to winter features of trees, shrubs, and vines. There will be a focus on buds, bud scars, bark, and fruit with special attention to “lines of dehiscence” (how the seed is released). This is a joint field trip with the Stewardship Network […]
During the first warm spring rain, just after dusk, salamanders make their way from their winter hibernacula in the woods to nearby water in a mass migration to mate. Black Pond Woods boardwalk on the right night is an excellent location to see the mating dances! We will join up with City of Ann Arbor's […]
