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EXPLORE OUR LANDS

Bruce Hannon Levee Trail with hiker in winter snow

Piatt County

Sangamon River Corridor Reserve

LCF is restoring a farm field back to floodplain forest along the Sangamon River outside Monticello. The Bruce Hannon Levee Trail offers up-close views. Our Sangamon River Bluff Trail connects to Allerton Park.

Salt Fork River at Mouth of Jordan Reserve with fall foliage

Vermilion County

Mouth of Jordan Reserve

Jordan Creek meets the Salt Fork of the Vermilion River at this site, known for its rich history of recreational use. Both streams are on the Illinois Natural Areas Inventory, an indication of their high quality. Come wade in the shallow water or explore upland trails. 

Bluebells at Brady Woods Nature Preserve

Champaign County

Charlotte & Dan Brady Woods Nature Preserve

This Nature Preserve of outstanding quality provides shelter for nesting herons along with magnificent trees and abundant wildflowers along the Sangamon River.

Large trees and bluebells at Feller Woods

Piatt County

Feller Woods

In memory of devoted longtime LCF volunteer Bob Feller, his wife, Theresa, entrusted LCF with preserving this 20-acre parcel of secluded woodland along the Sangamon River in Piatt County.

People looking at plants on a hike at Mettler Woods

DeWitt County

Mettler Woods Nature Preserve

Wander through the woods on gently sloping trails shaded by tall trees at this valuable remnant of the woodland that once dotted our state, located just west of Clinton.

Woods and water at Jasmine Hollow Land & Water Reserve

Piatt County

Jasmine Hollow Land & Water Reserve

LCF's largest site, at 145 acres, stretches for a mile along the Sangamon River. Donors Jim and Mare Payne worked for 30 years to restore it to pre-settlement condition.

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Get an overview of LCF's protected natural areas and the work LCF does to maintain them; the diverse animals and plants they support; and our hiking trails, volunteer activities, and special events that bring people and nature together!

The Land Conservation Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a mission to preserve and restore natural communities in East Central Illinois, to create interconnected corridors, to provide wildlife habitat, and connect people and nature for future generations.

Eric Mollahan, Executive Director​

217-303-3340
ericmollahan@landconservationfoundation.org

508 S Broadway, Urbana IL 61801

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