On Saturday, August 19th the public is invited to gather at the historical Bundy Hill on West River Road east of Remus. An event celebrating the new 100 acre Bundy Hill Preserve at the highest point in Isabella County is being hosted by Chippewa Watershed Conservancy (CWC). CWC is a nonprofit conservation group that works to protects natural habitat and open space in the Chippewa River watershed with a focus on Clare, Isabella, Gratiot, Mecosta and Montcalm counties. Come learn about the Conservancy’s 22 other preserves, the area’s rich history and Remus Area Historical Society’s new Bundy Hill Historical Roadside Trail project now in development. Naturalist-led explorations of the hillsides will occur at 3, 4, 5 and 8 p.m. Music by Bruce Gartner begins at 5:30. The dedication ceremony will take place at 7 p.m. Food and drink will be sold on site. Bring your own lawn chairs for seating. Rain or Shine.
For more information, email museum@winntel.net or cwc@chippewawatershedconservancy.org.