Preserve history
The 426-acre Thorn Creek Headwaters Preserve was acquired between 2007 and 2008.
The preserve is part of the Thorn Creek preservation system, which conserves approximately 1,600 acres.
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Natural resources
Thorn Creek Headwaters Preserve protects wetland habitat and the headwaters of Thorn Creek.
The preserve is home to a variety of plant species, including false boneset and meadow parsnip.
The site is managed with habitat restoration to protect and enhance its natural resources.