Minnesota land trust conservation easement protects Wabasha County trout stream

East Indian Creek in Wabasha County is among 600 acres of southeastern Minnesota habitat that is protected permanently, the Minnesota Land Trust has announced.

“East Indian Creek, Wabasha County Larry Gates’ property includes forest, grasslands and wetlands,” the trust said in a news release. “The easement created on his land makes a critical link between two public areas: Whitewater Wildlife Management Area and the Snake Creek Management Unit of the Richard J. Dorer Memorial Hardwood Forest.

 


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