A Permanent Place for Storytelling

Storytelling is an ageless joy that keeps getting better. At several Black Swamp Conservancy-protected properties, families have enjoyed walking Storybook Trails for several years. These first trails were laminated book […]

Along the Maumee: Rotary Riverside Preserve

Thirty-five acres of mostly flood-prone farmland along the Maumee River near the North Turkeyfoot Wildlife Area in Henry County are about to be returned to natural habitats. Work is scheduled […]

Bell Woods: A New Acquisition

Those who have joined us for wildflower walks through Bell Woods know just what an incredibly special place it is. In early spring, the great blue herons return to their […]

Weisgerber-Pohlmann Restoration Underway

Nature and time do most of the work on a restoration project. The staff of the Black Swamp Conservancy and our contractors help habitat development along. We restore topography for […]

Conservancy Accreditation Renewed

The Black Swamp Conservancy is excited to share that our status as an accredited land trust program has been renewed. This endorsement is a mark of distinction that confirms the […]

Christmas Comes Early to the Conservancy

The Toussaint Shooting Club features 1,100+ acres of coastal marshland wrapped in more than a mile of Lake Erie shoreline. It’s the second-longest stretch of undeveloped shoreline left unprotected on […]

StoryWalk Invites Wandering Readers

Any walk through a lush prairie garden opens the imagination and creates a sense of joy and wonder. Add a story to your stroll and a simple walk becomes a […]

Building a New Nature Preserve in Seneca County

A new, large restoration initiative on a major tributary of the Sandusky River will soon become Seneca County’s newest park, a wholly natural area. The Conservancy recently purchased the Clary-Boulee-McDonald […]

Ensuring Conservation Permanence

As stewards for more than 150 properties totaling nearly 20,000 acres, our staff and dedicated volunteers spend a lot of time in the field. We visit each of our properties […]

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