Mary Ann Brown Nature Preserve

Mary Ann Brown Nature Preserve

Donated to The Nature Conservancy by the late Mr. & Mrs. L. Heidel Brown in memory of their daughter, Mary Ann, the Mary Ann Brown Nature Preserve supports a quality mixed pine-hardwood forest on the fringes of the Tunica Hills. Although dominated by beech and southern magnolia, there is an interesting mix of native hardwoods with loblolly and shortleaf pines. The preserve affords an excellent opportunity for bird watching and the region is the only place in Louisiana to see chipmunks, which are highly visible during the warmer months.

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13515 LA-965,
St Francisville, LA 70775
Monday – Sunday, Open 24 Hours

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Tunica Hills State Preservation Area Receives $2.6 Million Federal Grant for Development

Tunica Hills State Preservation Area Receives $2.6 Million Federal Grant for Development   Governor John Bel Edwards, Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser, Commissioner of Administration Jay Dardenne, and West Feliciana Parish President Kenny Havard proudly announced the approval of a $2.6 million federal Economic Development Authority grant for the Tunica Hills State Preservation Area. This significant investment will fund the design

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