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To preserve our natural heritage through identification, acquisition, and management of land with significant environmental value.


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Johnson County Heritage Trust
Tammy Richardson
P.O. Box 2523
Iowa City, IA 52244-2523
319.857.4741
info@jcht.org


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May 26, 2008

Johnson County Heritage Trust’s
Family Day at Turkey Creek Nature Preserve

Help us turn the tide against a new dilemma-
Nature Deficit Disorder!

May 31, 2008, 10am — Noon
Rain or shine!
info@jcht.org -- 319 857-4741

The Johnson County Heritage Trust is dedicated to preserving Johnson County’s natural heritage through the identification, acquisition, and management of land with significant environmental value. Please join us, Saturday, May 31, between 10 am and noon at Turkey Creek Nature Preserve. This will be an exciting way to discover more about us and what we have to offer during a fun and education filled morning at one of our preserves.

Staff members from the popular University of Iowa’s School of the Wild, Wildlife Camps will guide kids of all ages around the preserve with in-depth and fun (perhaps muddy) explorations into creeks and water, bird life and habitats, as well as the many uses and values of the prairie. This day is sure to challenge, teach and inspire.

Directions to Turkey Creek Nature Preserve:
Go north on Hwy 1 from Iowa City 4 miles. Turn left and go west on Newport Road one mile. Turn right on Sugar Bottom Road. 1.5 miles to Turkey Creek (it is on your left).


October 28, 2007

Here are a few photos from "Under a Cider Moon... A Celebration of Autumn with Johnson County Heritage Trust":

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August 25, 2007

Take a look at our 2007 brochure. Download it here!
-- JCHT 2007 Brochure
-- -- Flash version
-- Board membership insert


June 25, 2007

Download info about JCHT's newest project! -- Bringing Iowa Back to Belgum Grove


May 8, 2007

We've got an online copy of the Press-Citizen's May 1st article about our Belgum Grove Project. Click here to view.


 
 
 


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