Conservation Trail
Introduction:
The Southern Brown Conservation Club trail was made possible due to the insight and generosity of land owners Al and Helen Haese, and efforts of early club members. It continues today with the cooperation of landowner Dale Haese and all current members of Southern Brown Conservation Club (SBCC). The original trail was conceived in 1988 and built in 1989. The trail has transformed over the years--from a simple path through the woods for exploring nature, to an established trail with educational nature signage (plants, birds, animal tracks, etc..), bridges and boardwalks, and a pavilion for club events. We invite you to enjoy and respect this gift of nature through the seasons.
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Map at trail head
Educational signage pertaining to birds, mammals, reptiles, animal tracks, plants, etc...
Winter sunset on the trail
Pavilion used for conservation events
Bridges through lowland areas provide access year-round
Need help identifying local trees? Scattered throughout the trail are signs to help identify local trees!
Members reconstructing bridge along trail.