Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Brunswick Nature Park

If you have never made the trip to Brunswick Nature Park off of NC 133, it's worth the quick drive.  There are beautiful hiking trails, biking trails and places to launch a kayak.  A great way to get some exercise and enjoy the outdoors!






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Brunswick Nature Park wins 'Significant Achievement' award

Brunswick Nature Park last week received a Significant Achievement Award from the Lower Cape Fear Stewardship Development Coalition. 
 
The award recognizes outstanding projects in Brunswick, New Hanover and Pender counties, judged on overall creativity, design and environmental impact with emphasis on water quality protection, green building, wetland riparian preservation/restoration, habitat protection/improvement, vegetation protection/enhancement, natural project amenities and community outreach/education.  
The 911-acre Brunswick Nature Park, located off N.C. 133 just north of Town Creek, features walking and biking trails, a solar-powered restroom facility, longleaf pine restoration and cooperative projects with local organizations such as the Southern Off-Road Biking Association and North Carolina Coastal Land Trust. The focus is on preserving  and improving the environment with minimal impact on the existing land. 
“Brunswick Nature Park is a great partnership between Brunswick County Parks and Recreation, Brunswick County Planning and the Coastal Land Trust,” said Jim Pryor, recreation director. “All three groups are completely focused on stewardship and making this park unique.”
 

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Thursday, March 6, 2014

Oak Island’s Salty Dog Park to open

It’s been a long time in the making, but at long last, Oak Island’s Salty Dog park will have its grand opening Saturday.
The park will open at noon and is located at Bill Smith Park on Fish Factory Road.
And there won’t be a ribbon cutting ceremony, but instead, in true doggy fashion, there will be a leash cutting ceremony.

Ken Keegan Real Estate Broker
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