Wetland restoration
Restores wetlands by re-establishing water flow and planting native sp
More than 1,300 acres of wetlands are protected by the Little River Wetlands Project in the Little River watershed, including Eagle Marsh. The project also protects Arrowhead Marsh, Arrowhead Prairie, and Buttonbush Bottoms, and co-owns Little River Landing with ACRES Land Trust. Wetland restoration includes re-establishing water flow, planting native species, and removing invasive plants. The organization also safeguards land from pollution and development. Education is a central part of its work. It offers more than 300 programs annually, teaching over 10,000 people about wetland functions, restoration, and protection. Visitors can attend free programs ranging from small hiking groups to large festivals. Volunteer opportunities include work in the office and wetlands.
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Restores wetlands by re-establishing water flow and planting native sp
Offers more than 300 programs each year about wetlands and conservatio
Programs include small hiking groups and large festivals.
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