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Burr Oak Bend

How to get there - Yahoo Map Driving Directions
How to get there - CILTI pdf Map

Fall 2007 Service Learning Project 

Date:  Saturday, September 22
Time:  9:00 - 2:00

Rain Date:  Sunday, September 23
Time:  9:00 - 2:00

Work Day Description:  The fall 2007 service learning work day will consist of removing invasive exotic plant species and litter cleanup.

Meeting Location: We will park and meet in the parking lot of Open Door Free Methodist Church, 20545 Riverwood Avenue, Noblesville, Ind.  The church is located on the SW corner of Riverwood Ave. and 206th St.. The Yahoo map driving directions will guide you there.

Participants must wear clothes appropriate for outdoor field work.  Long pants and closed toe shoes are required.  Lunch, water, gloves, and equipment will be provided.

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Burr Oak Bend Background Information Provided by CILTI

The Burr Oak Bend property is located on the west side of the White River in Hamilton County, just south of the 206th Street Bridge.  In July 2002 CILTI acquired the first 52.3 acre parcel of agricultural land in the floodplain of the White River.  This site, formerly owned by Deerfield Estates, was purchased using Guide Settlement funds that were designated for restoration of the White River following the fish kill of 1999.   In 2004, CILTI acquired an additional 68.3 acres of land in 3 different tracts and in 2006 added another 8 acres to bring the total acreage to 128.  Currently, CILTI is in the process of restoring the site to a mixed hardwood forest with associated prairie and wetland ecosystems.  The goal is to improve in-stream aquatic habitats and water quality, and to provide a critical forested riparian corridor for terrestrial species. 

For more information about the preserve and CILTI, visit the Burr Oak Bend CILTI Website:  http://cilti.org/bob.html

CILTI Burr Oak Bend Press Release from 2002

Property Map of Burr Oak Bend

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