About Trinkner Preserve

This small 10 acre preserve was made possible through a generous donation by Mr. and Mrs. Trinkner and willing landowners, neighbors possessing the vision of setting aside greenspace for future generations. The wooded preserve is not open to the public, except by permit. The preserve is managed principally as a research area. While small in size, Trinkner is botantically rich, with healthy populations of spring wildflowers, mature decidous trees and holly bushes. Rufous-sided towhees, cardinals, titmice and blue-gray knatcatchers can be heard at the site.

Rolling topography at Trinkner Preserve

Rattlesnake Plaintain

Flowering Dogwood