Trees Planted at Ingraham Preserve

Cedar River Preserve (photo from their website)

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Last week, the stewardship team planted 200 trees at the Ingraham Preserve, mulching them for moisture and caging them for protection. This work, done in partnership with the Conservation Resource Alliance, was the Conservancy's final tree planting utilizing funding from the 2024 Sustain Our Great Lakes program. ⁠

The Bart and Gail Ingraham Preserve is an 80-acre addition to the Cedar River Preserve. In 2023, the 1.3-mile Ridgeline Trail opened, the first dry land access to one of the wildest places left in Leelanau. At the top, you can see sweeping views of the Solon Swamp, the Cedar River, and South Lake Leelanau.

The preserve is located northwest of Traverse City in the Leelanaw Peninsula.

See Cedar River Natural Area


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