"Conserving and protecting natural areas in the Lower Muskingum Watershed for all to enjoy"
Pollinator Project
Luke Chute Pollinator Project
Summer 2016
FLMR has partnered with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Partners, the Ohio Pollinator Habitat Initiative, and Pheasants Forever to create over 6 acres of pollinator habitat on the Luke Chute Conservation Area. We have been working on it all summer and will be planting the area this winter. Once established, this habitat will benefit numerous native bees and wasps, honey bees, other pollinating insects, hummingbirds, monarch butterflies, and all the plants and animals that rely on these important pollinators.
I had a great time at the Maple Syrup Workshop this afternoon! We had a wonderful turnout. I look forward to making my own maple syrup. Thank you Matt Halfhill for presenting. ...
This research reminds us that there are direct benefits for people who invest in land. Very interesting. I will be posting more. Has anyone experienced higher home values due to green space proximity? ...
A donation of $602.00 would provide the funds needed to manage Luke Chute for all these wildlife photographed by Micheal Williams at Luke Chute Conservation Area for a year. Funds also cover legal defense and liability, mowing, trail maintenance (signage and bridges, etc.), pollinator habitat management (removal of trees and invasive species), and managing for invasive species. ...
We need you! Members sustain our organization and help us conserve and protect land in the LM Watershed with both their time and treasure. Please consider becoming a member of FLMR. More information can be found in the flyers attached to this post. For only $25.00 you can help contribute to our land stewardship (managing properties to conserve and protect natural resources and wildlife), environmental education, land acquisitions (purchasing land to protect and conserve forever), and you can become more involved with our work. Join me in membership! ...
Pollinator Project
Luke Chute Pollinator Project
Summer 2016
FLMR has partnered with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Partners, the Ohio Pollinator Habitat Initiative, and Pheasants Forever to create over 6 acres of pollinator habitat on the Luke Chute Conservation Area. We have been working on it all summer and will be planting the area this winter. Once established, this habitat will benefit numerous native bees and wasps, honey bees, other pollinating insects, hummingbirds, monarch butterflies, and all the plants and animals that rely on these important pollinators.
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Friends of Lower Muskingum River added 3 new photos.
4 days ago
I had a great time at the Maple Syrup Workshop this afternoon! We had a wonderful turnout. I look forward to making my own maple syrup. Thank you Matt Halfhill for presenting. ...
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Friends of Lower Muskingum River
5 days ago
This research reminds us that there are direct benefits for people who invest in land. Very interesting. I will be posting more. Has anyone experienced higher home values due to green space proximity? ...
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Friends of Lower Muskingum River is asking for donations.
1 week ago
A donation of $602.00 would provide the funds needed to manage Luke Chute for all these wildlife photographed by Micheal Williams at Luke Chute Conservation Area for a year. Funds also cover legal defense and liability, mowing, trail maintenance (signage and bridges, etc.), pollinator habitat management (removal of trees and invasive species), and managing for invasive species. ...
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Friends of Lower Muskingum River
1 week ago
Get out to our properties and enjoy a reduction in your healthcare costs and more importantly improvement in your health! ...
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Friends of Lower Muskingum River added 4 new photos.
2 weeks ago
We need you! Members sustain our organization and help us conserve and protect land in the LM Watershed with both their time and treasure. Please consider becoming a member of FLMR. More information can be found in the flyers attached to this post. For only $25.00 you can help contribute to our land stewardship (managing properties to conserve and protect natural resources and wildlife), environmental education, land acquisitions (purchasing land to protect and conserve forever), and you can become more involved with our work. Join me in membership! ...
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