www.GahaganNature.org
Located in Roscommon Michigan, the Marguerite Gahagan Nature Preserve resulted from Marguerite's land and monetary endowment in 1997. Ms. Gahagan lived and wrote from her cabin and founded one of Michigan's premier conservation newspapers, The North Woods Call. Today, the preserve educates school-aged children from 4 counties about nature and the natural world. Visitors are welcome to hike the trails, visit Tank Creek via the boardwalks and deck overlooks or participate in our community environmental programs. Our main trail is asphalt for accessibility. See our website for details.
The Marguerite Gahagan Nature Preserve was established to perpetuate Marguerite’s life-long appreciation of the north woods. It is a non-profit organization whose mission is to protect the balanced habitat that supports a wide variety of plant and animal species. Its goal is to encourage awareness of the need to preserve habitat and wildlife.
Environmental education for surrounding schools.
Environmental programs for families and adults.
Leadership for the Upper AuSable River Watershed Monitoring Program.
Land stewardship of the trails, wetlands and forest of the 60-acre preserve.
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