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On March 28, 2024, a steady eastward breeze swept across the tall grasses and wildflowers of the Lloyd and Mabel Johnson Preserve. The sun shined bright overhead from an azure sky dotted with small fluffy clouds. Temperatures had been steadily climbing all morning to a high of 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
Things don’t always go as planned when you work in the field, and our first BioBlitz was no exception! Despite postponing our original July date due to inclement weather, a group of us gathered a week later on a beautiful August day to observe the prairie of Johnson Preserve.
On October 21st from 10AM-12PM, Legacy Land Conservancy will be leading a workday at Johnson Preserve. Join us to help clear brush and remove the invasive species’ autumn olive and […]
On October 20th from 10AM-12PM, Legacy Land Conservancy will be leading a workday at Johnson Preserve. Join us to help clear brush and remove the invasive species’ autumn olive and […]
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