Southeast Michigan Land Conservancy
The Southeast Michigan Land Conservancy conserves natural land and open space -- including forests, wetlands, meadows, agricultural lands, and places of scenic beauty -- to provide habitat for wildlife and to enrich the lives of people.

 
 
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2008 Photo Contest
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Southeast Michigan Land Conservancy is sponsoring a photo contest to increase awareness of our conservation work, showcase nature preserves right here in “our backyard” and celebrate the Conservancy's 20th anniversary party September 7 at the Conservancy Farm.

We invite you to grab your camera, visit one of our nature preserves and share the beauty with others through your pictures. You can take that winning photo!

Photos accepted through July 15, 2008.  Click here for contest details.
Coopers hawk on sparrow by Andreas Kanon.  Conservancy Farm, Ypsilanti, Michigan Jan 2007
Sunflowers at Conservancy Farm by Jim Robertson, Ypsilanti, MI - Aug 2007

For the location of SMLC preserves and directions click here.

Winning entries will be framed and included in a traveling exhibition.


Many thanks to Contest and Exhibition supporters:

* Arbor Farms Market, Ann Arbor
* BetterHealth Market, Novi
* Bivouac, Ann Arbor
* Bombadill’s Café, Ypsilanti
* Downtown Home and Garden,
     Ann Arbor

* Four Seasons Garden Center,
     Oak Park

* Frameworks, Plymouth
* Friends of the Detroit River
* Whole Foods Market, Ann Arbor
* Wild Birds Unlimited, Royal Oak

Sunset at Conservancy farm by Scott Tyrrell. Ypsialnti, MI - Oct 2007
 
 
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