Central Indiana Land Trust

CENTRAL INDIANA LAND TRUST PROPERTIES

Central Indiana Land Trust is one of several land conservation organizations in the state of Indiana (see map). Our present property locations are highlighted on the following pages. Each of our properties is also linked on a map of our service area.

The public is welcome at most of our preserves. However, we do have certain guidelines that we ask you to follow. Please view our Visitation Guidelines before visiting a Central Indiana Land Trust property. Thank you!

Nature Preserves
Blue Bluff State Nature Preserve — Morgan County, 33 Acres
Burnett Woods State Nature Preserve — Hendricks County, 69 Acres
Burr Oak Bend Nature Preserve— Hamilton County, 128 Acres
Frank Ratcliff Memorial Forest — Jennings County, 57 Acres
Gene B. Glick Nature Preserve — Marion County, 9 Acres
Hajji Hollow Nature Preserve — Parke County, 66 Acres
Hemlock Ridge State Nature Preserve — Putnam County, 39 Acres
John Sunman's Woods Nature Preserve — Ripley County, 33 Acres
Millard Sutton/Amos W. Butler Audubon State Nature Preserve — Johnson County, 76 Acres
Mossy Point State Nature Preserve — Parke County, 191 Acres
Sanctuary Oaks Nature Preserve — Sullivan County, 14 Acres
Shalom Woods Nature Preserve — Morgan County, 14 Acres
Wapihani Nature Preserve — Hamilton County, 77 Acres

Conservation Agreements
Baldwin River Farm Conservation Easement — Johnson and Morgan County, 49 Acres
Crystal Springs Woods Conservation Easement — Johnson County, 41 Acres
Hinkle Creek Conservation Easement — Hamilton County, 29 Acres
Jacob Schramm Nature Preserve — Hancock County, 31 Acres
Pioneer Cemetery Management Project — Henry County, 1.5 Acres
Stony Creek Conservation Easement — Hamilton County, 49 Acres

Protection Partnerships
McCloud Nature Park — Hendricks County, 230 Acres

Located in northwest Hendricks County, this nature park boasts over five miles of walking trails, a nature center, and beautiful views of Big Walnut Creek. It is actively being restored from farmland to native prairie and forested areas. For more information, visit www.hendrickscountyparks.org.

Ravinia Woods — Morgan County, 350 Acres

A USDA Forest Legacy Grant, along with funding from the Indiana Heritage Trust, Central Indiana Land Trust, Sycamore Land Trust, The Nature Conservancy, and three private donors allowed the Indiana Department of Natural Resources to purchase this land in 2005. Once part of the famous Ravinia Farms, this land is being managed as part of Yellowwood/Morgan-Monroe State Forest for forest-based recreation, watershed protection, wildlife habitat, and timber production. For more information, visit www.in.gov/dnr.

Sugar Creek Preserves — Parke County, 465 Acres

Located in the ecologically rich Sugar Creek Valley, two properties were acquired in 2007 by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources with assistance from The Nature Conservancy and Central Indiana Land Trust.