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Lee County Conservation Free Family Float - Vimarsana News

Lee County Conservation Free Family Float

Montrose, IA- Lee County Conservation is inviting residents to join them for a free family float event at Heron Bend Conservation Area. According to a news release, the event will be held at 10 AM on Saturday, June 15th. This event offers a unique opportunity to explore the backwaters of the Mississippi River by canoe or kayak, guided by expert naturalists. Participants can enjoy a safe and shallow section of the river, ideal for beginners and young paddlers. Lee County Conservation will provide all necessary equipment, including watercraft and life vests. The event is weather dependent and pr...

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Student create art for Heron Bend Conservation Area - Vimarsana News

Student create art for Heron Bend Conservation Area

The Lee County Leadership Group (LCL) and Lee County Conservation have united to infuse creativity into the landscape of Heron Bend Conservation Area. Partnering with local high school welding departments,

Lee County Conservation invests funds - Vimarsana News

Lee County Conservation invests funds

Nearly a year ago, Lee County Treasurer Becky Gaylord began helping Lee County Conservation get more bang for their buck.

Lee County Conservation invests funds - Vimarsana News

Lee County Conservation invests funds

Nearly a year ago, Lee County Treasurer Becky Gaylord began helping Lee County Conservation get more bang for their buck.

Volunteers find a variety of tasks at conservation center - Vimarsana News

Volunteers find a variety of tasks at conservation center

There are always opportunities for people to volunteer at Lee County Conservation, even when it’s not in recognition of Earth Day (April 22).