Some photos from Saturday’s (6/3/17) thank you event at Holcomb’s Big Marsh Farm in Calhoun County. The Holcomb family recently put a conservation easement on their 476-acre property, which is especially important because of its proximity to other conserved areas (including Michigan Audubon’s Bernard W. Baker Sanctuary) and because it provides vital habitat for sandhill cranes. Thank you, Holcomb Family, for your strong conservation values and commitment to nature!
Find out more about Big Marsh Farm Conservation Easement here and here.
Members of the Holcomb Family with the easement’s new sign.
A pond at Big Marsh Farm Conservation Easement
It wouldn’t be a celebration without food!
Jerrilyn and Larry Holcomb
Listening to speakers
Jamie McCarthy of the Kalamazoo River Watershed Council
Sightseeing hike
Larry demonstrated some of his autumn olive removal techniques
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