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Presspitch Nature Preserve

Nature Preserve

Many of the lands we own are home to wetlands, which provide many benefits, including preserving water quality, reducing sediment entering rivers and the bay, providing a barrier to erosion along shorelines, helping with flood protection, and providing the beginning of the food chain.   

In addition to the environmental benefits of protecting coastal wetlands, the preserves provide recreational opportunities for residents and tourists. 

General purposes for the preserves are:

1.      Preserve the conservation values in a predominately natural state in perpetuity

2.      Provide a nature area that is open to the public for educational and recreational use.

3.      Eliminate or reduce as much as possible existing or future impairments to the scenic landscape and natural character.

4.      Preserve in an undisturbed state any historical or archeological features.

5.      Provide a natural home to many species of wildlife.

6.      Protect to the extent practical the diversity of plant species found at the site from invasive species and human disturbance  

 

Preserves are monitored by a regular visit a minimum of every 3 months by members of the conservancy board, staff or other volunteers.  It is our responsibility to ensure that the conservation purposes are achieved.  

 

Preserve Rules

-Open during daylight (dawn to dusk)

-No overnight camping

-No campfires/smoking

-No motorized vehicles

-No littering/dumping debris

-No disturbance or removal of vegetation except as part of a Conservancy management plan

Address:
Located on Tonkey Rd. North of Augres, MI
Au Gres, MI 48703
GPS Coordinates:
44.0447148981661, -83.6656308174133
Hours:
Dawn til Dusk
Contact:
Phone: 989 891-9986
 
 
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