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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.
Join us for a special extended workday to help remove invasive woody species. You are welcome to volunteer during one of the two shifts—10am-12pm or 12pm-2pm—or stay for the full event from 10am to 2pm. We will take a break at noon for water and snacks. Volunteers will cut back shrubs to two-inch stumps and […]
Join us for a rare opportunity to walk the land with Sybil Kolon—longtime steward, storyteller, and donor of the beautiful Iron Creek Preserve. Experience session three of a four-part guided walk series that travels backward through the layers of human history etched into the landscape. Over the course of four months (Aug. 13, Sept. 10, […]
Join us to help remove invasive woody species. Volunteers will cut back shrubs to two-inch stumps and help haul cut plant material. Stumps will be treated by Legacy staff to ensure these hardy invasive plants don’t re-sprout in the spring. Please dress for the weather and in clothes you don’t mind getting dirty. Pants and closed […]
Join us to help remove invasive woody species. Volunteers will cut back shrubs to two-inch stumps and help haul cut plant material. Stumps will be treated by Legacy staff to ensure these hardy invasive plants don’t re-sprout in the spring. Please dress for the weather and in clothes you don’t mind getting dirty. Pants and closed […]
Join us for a rare opportunity to walk the land with Sybil Kolon—longtime steward, storyteller, and donor of the beautiful Iron Creek Preserve. Experience session four of a four-part guided walk series that travels backward through the layers of human history etched into the landscape. Over the course of four months (Aug. 13, Sept. 10, […]