The Mud Creek Conservancy is a non profit land trust dedicated to conserving and protecting open space in the Mud Creek Watershed, located in Madison, Hamilton and Marion Counties, Indiana.
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Currently, MCC holds twelve conservation easements protecting a total of 34 acres, all located in
Lawrence Township, Marion County. Click on the thumbnail to enlarge the image.


Biesterfeldt parcel, Sargent Road
This is MCC's latest conservation easement, generously donated by Bob and Barbara Biesterfeldt in December of 2007.  Encompassing 6.1 acres, this property already serves as a Hoosier Riverwatch monitoring site and preserves a large portion of the former McVay popcorn farm.
Lantern Road Corridor
MCC Board Member Diantha DeGraw and four of her Lantern Road neighbors collectively donated 5.2 acres of contiguous conservation easements, preserving a unique stretch of heavily wooded floodplain and riparian habitat in the Mud Creek watershed.
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Goodman-Kunz parcel, Sargent Road
This was the original conservation easement donated to the Conservancy in 1996.
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Indianapolis Water Company parcel, Fall Creek Road
This easement was donated by the Indianapolis Water Company in 2000 and lies adjacent to the north boundary of Fort Harrison State Park and south of Fall Creek Road.
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Smietana-Adler parcel, 86th Street
This easement was donated by Frank Smietana and Barbara Adler in 2002.
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Mud Creek Conservancy 86th Street Preserve
This 7 acre MCC nature preserve is a favorite of garden clubs, scout troops and other visitors. MCC is working with local Eagle Scout candidates to enhance the wildlife habitat of this parcel.