Earlier this week, we heard from Ozarks at Large reporter Jack Travis about the Northwest Arkansas Land Trust’s effort to protect 10,000 acres of land in the region. Jack visited Wilson Springs Preserve with Marson Nance, the land trust’s director of stewardship and research, to learn more about the landscape and why its preservation is vital for maintaining Northwest Arkansas’ original scenery.
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One of the last tallgrass prairies in northwest Arkansas in the Wilson Springs Preserve.
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A trail at the preserve, lined with felled trees.
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The view from a bird blind overlooking a small swamp in Wilson Springs Preserve.
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