NOTICE OF FORESTRY WORK AT PALMER WOODS Beginning on January 30, 2017 the Leelanau Conservancy will begin conducting forest improvement activities within Palmer Woods Forest Reserve. The focus of the […]

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NOTICE OF FORESTRY WORK AT PALMER WOODS Beginning on January 30, 2017 the Leelanau Conservancy will begin conducting forest improvement activities within Palmer Woods Forest Reserve. The focus of the […]
Will Power A will can be a powerful tool and provide a lasting legacy for both the people and the causes you care most about. One of our Heritage Society […]
Exciting News for Cross-Country Skiers! Thanks to Friends of Sleeping Bear and their fantastic volunteers, trails at Palmer Woods were groomed regularly! We hope to have more than 3.5 miles […]
This book, treasured by many Leelanau Conservancy members, is an indispensable guide to everyone who loves birds. It was authored by Chip Francke and Leonard Graf. (Chip was the Leelanau […]
A Natural Observer As a little girl, Liana May spent hours hiking at Sleeping Bear Dunes with her mother, a Glen Arbor artist. “She was my first botany teacher,” says […]
Promise Keepers Thirty six years ago, Mike and Janet McManus made a promise. They were about to purchase Karl Kiessel’s farm along Eagle Highway—an ideal fruit-growing site overlooking Lake Michigan. […]
Thirty six years ago, Mike and Janet McManus made a promise. They were about to purchase Karl Kiessel’s farm along Eagle Highway—an ideal fruit-growing site overlooking Lake Michigan. “Karl was […]
If you are 70 1/2 or older and you have an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) you may be required to remove funds by the end of the year. For some, […]
When you retire at 55 from the Chrysler Corporation as its assistant treasurer, and then become a cherry farmer for the next three decades, what does that look like? Tom […]
Imagine that you are a brook trout. Anglers revere your very existence; Nobel Prize winning author Ernest Hemingway waxed poetic about you in his famous Nick Adams stories. […]
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