
Featured Preserve
Meyer Nature Preserve’s steep slopes, ridges and valleys offer a dramatic hike through a large forest block unbroken by roads. Its forest interior habitat shelters rare native species like hooded and worm-eating warblers, Eastern box turtle, and the state-endangered cerulean warbler.
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Species Protected
The land we protect stays protected forever, providing permanent habitat for countless native plants and wildlife. The numbers below represent native species we’ve documented on these lands. What more will we find, with your support?
810
Native Plants
35
Mammals
234
Birds
38
Herps
Help us save even more wildlife. Your donation gives safe harbor to innumerable species, including the mink shown here. More than 70 of the species we protect are rare, threatened, or endangered. Your generosity gives them a fighting chance.
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Current News
August 13, 2026
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Preserve expansion will create additional breeding and nursing habitat for two federally endangered species





