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 Protecting the Pigeon THE CONSERVANCY’S PROTECTION OF THE PIGEON RIVER DATES back to 1983 when Agnes A. Andreae donated 27 acres and a cabin perched along the river. Since then, the generosity of many landowners and donors has helped us protect a string of natural gems on the Pigeon. Today, more than 12 miles of frontage along the Pigeon River, Little Pigeon River, and associated tributaries are protected from future development as a nature preserve or through a conservation easement on private land. MORE |
Fall Field Trips and Volunteer Events Sign your class up for a fall outing! Fall 2010 newsletter Annual Report 2009 Passport to Adventure: Visit www.gettingkidsout-doors.org to find your child's own Passport to Adventure! |
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