Morse Wildlife Preserve
Beginning with a generous donation of land from Lloyd and Maxine Morse, Morse Wildlife Preserve is situated at the headwaters of the north fork of Muck Creek. The preserve comprises over 90 acres of remnant Garry Oak prairie, coniferous forest, wetland, and meadow. This varied terrain supports numerous species of birds and other wildlife.
Volunteer with the Morse Force
If you would like to volunteer throughout the year, please contact us for more information at morsewildlifepreserve@gmail.com
This is a private preserve which is open to the public for special events, scheduled field trips, and Second Sundays at Morse. Second Sundays occur on the second Sunday of the month from April through October, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Remember to wear your boots! Binoculars are also a favorite to help you identify the abundant birds and other creatures.
To protect wildlife and people, no pets are permitted on Preserve property.
Western Bluebirds at Morse
Morse Wildlife Preserve's volunteer management team holds monthly work parties to restore the wetland, prairie, and upland habitats, as well as building board walks and new trails.
