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Projects
2012
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
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Louisa Interpretive Center Master Plan
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Chinkapin Bluff Makeover Preliminary Projects
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Prescribed Fire Workshop
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Volunteer Recognition Picnic
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Running Wild
The Odessa water trail provides the outdoor
canoeing enthusiast with the unique opportunity to enjoy a
scenic tour of Port Louisa National Wildlife Refuge and Odessa
Wildlife Area. The trail winds
through a Mississippi River bottom land habitat with ponds,
chutes, timber, marshlands and flowers. The paddlers will have
the opportunity to see ducks and geese, water lily beds, pileated woodpeckers, cardinal flowers, and great blue herons as
they explore such places as Horseshoe Bend, Sand Run, Beebe Pond
and Yankee Chute. Get more information on the trail at the
Louisa County web page at
Port Louisa National Wildlife Refuge and
Odessa Wildlife Management Area. Maps are available at
Port Louisa and
Odessa.
The Reflections of Louisa Resource Area is
a project of the Tri-Rivers Conservation Foundation to capture
people "reflecting" on their life experiences that tie them to
the local natural resources. Volunteers have interviewed and
recorded thirteen people in the last couple of years.
Subjects recorded so far include: geology, duck hunting, caves,
horses, 1993 flood, Big Sand Mound, piloting and trees &
plants. A Power Point show is available as a program for
classrooms, clubs and organizations. Contact Mallory Smith
at
mailto:tri-rivers@lccb.org
Naturally Louisa County is a unique
combination of individuals, private groups and government coming
together to provide a central point for information about Louisa
County natural, cultural, and historical resources. These
partners joined together to help each other present the Louisa
County story - Tri-Rivers Conservation Foundation, Port Louisa National Wildlife Refuge,
Louisa Development Group,
Odessa Wildlife Management Area, and Louisa County Conservation Board
along with many other cooperators. You can discover places to
fish,
hunt,
camp,
watch wildlife,
hike,
canoe,
historic sites,
picnic, and places to
stay overnight.
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