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Much
of our region's undeveloped land lies beyond the Greenbelt
boundaries:
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Around the Waterloo and Pinckney Recreation
Areas in Jackson and Washtenaw counties, an important block
of protected natural land which is significantly fragmented
with private in-holdings that are becoming more and more
susceptible to development
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In the rural areas south and west of Ann Arbor
and into Jackson County, which are the most likely places
for working farms -- and the supporting agricultural infrastructure --
to remain viable economically
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Along our river corridors: the Huron River,
the River Raisin, and the Saline River
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... and many other areas.
Working
together with local and regional governments, like-minded organizations,
local businesses, willing landowners, and interested citizens,
we can all make a lasting difference for the preservation of
the many special places throughout the region.
To
learn more about the Land Trust's work:
Strategic
Planning: A Vision for the Future
The
Washtenaw Land Trust Journal, our newsletter
How
you can help
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