Oxbow Road: possible closure
September 24Oxbow Road may be closed completely or partially depending on weather and road conditions. You can still hike or walk the road, but please park in the parking lot and do not block the gates.
The Oxbow from above
Photo by Foto by Guitto
Conservation easements keep private land wild while it stays in the family, and a bequest or beneficiary designation makes the Oxbow part of your legacy. Talk to us about the options that fit your plans. [Client to confirm copy]
A Tuesday Night Talk
Photo by Oxbow, Inc.
Oxbow, Inc. awards education grants twice a year to local K-12 and college educators, and runs free Tuesday Night Talks and guided field trips. A gift to the education fund keeps those programs free. [Client to confirm copy]
The river bend
Photo by Foto by Guitto
Appreciated securities, qualified charitable distributions from an IRA, cryptocurrency and employer matching programs are all welcome. Contact the office for transfer details and our tax ID. [Client to confirm copy]
Oxbow serves as a sanctuary for migratory birds and diverse wildlife, while also being a welcoming space for people. Here, everyone can coexist and enjoy the land for various activities, all while prioritizing its essential role in wetland preservation and wildlife conservation.
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I guess the duck isn’t the only one who stops here.
Oxbow Road may be closed completely or partially depending on weather and road conditions. You can still hike or walk the road, but please park in the parking lot and do not block the gates.
Oxbow is home to hundreds of migrating birds. Please help us keep it this way by not disturbing active nesting and migration activities.
Due to recent rains the southern entrance is extremely muddy and could prove difficult for vehicle and foot traffic.