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Narrow River Land Trust

Narrow River Land Trust works cooperatively with private owners and local communities in the Narrow River watershed to protect water and agricultural resources, wildlife habitat, and open space for recreation. Through conservation easements, donations, and fee aquisition of land, the group ensures that land and resources are protected now and for future generations.

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