September 26, 2023

Hiking the Dragon Trail (43-Mile Loop in Newaygo County)

Embark on a journey like no other as you hike the Dragon Trail of Newaygo County. This 43-mile loop takes you through breathtaking landscapes, winding through lush forests and offering spectacular views of Hardy Pond. Whether you choose to hike or bike, the Dragon Trail promises an adventure filled with natural beauty and the chance to immerse yourself in the stunning scenery. So, lace up your hiking boots, grab your backpack, and get ready to be inspired by the incredible journey that awaits you on the Dragon Trail.

Kelley Clark News and Blog 0 8 min read
September 5, 2023

Rekindling the Flame: The Crucial Role of Prescribed Burns in Restoring and Maintaining Newaygo County’s Native Ecosystems

To further the cause of prescribed burns in Newaygo County, the Newaygo County Environmental Coalition, in collaboration with the Michigan Nature Association and Big Bluestem Farm, will be offering the first Newaygo County prescribed burn training this fall. The objective is to form a trained group of volunteers who can perform prescribed burns under the guidance of specialists. This initiative aims to maintain existing nature preserves and assist homeowners in developing native landscaping on their properties.

katie.c@nc-ec.org News and Blog 0 3 min read
September 4, 2023

Discover the Beauty of Ensley Township Nature Preserve

Welcome to the breathtaking Ensley Township Nature Preserve, a hidden gem nestled in the southeastern corner of Newaygo County. This remarkable preserve offers a sanctuary for nature enthusiasts and families alike, providing a perfect opportunity to connect with the great outdoors. Join us as we explore the wonders of Ensley Township Nature Preserve and discover why it should be on your must-visit list.

Lindy Colombini News and Blog 0 4 min read
September 4, 2023

Growing a Sustainable Legacy: Newaygo County Native Plant Proponents Unite for a Greener Future

In a promising display of community engagement, the first gathering of native plant enthusiasts took place at The Bunker of the Water’s Edge Golf Course in Fremont. Hosted by Big Bluestem Farm and the Newaygo County Environmental Coalition (NCEC), the event brought together experienced native plant gardeners, large area installers, and insect pollinator experts to share knowledge and answer questions. With a diverse range of attendees, all sharing a common goal of creating native plant habitats, the gathering marked the beginning of a movement to restore the earth, one household at a time.

katie.c@nc-ec.org News and Blog 0 5 min read

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