Morrell Sanctuary Society embarked on an exciting restoration project in 2021, with the generous support of local private and corporate donors. The focus of the project was the Yew Loop trail, located near the entrance of the sanctuary. This unique loop trail is designed for children, featuring enchanting fairy doors and gnome homes on trees, creating a magical experience for young visitors. In addition, the trail was leveled to ensure wheelchair accessibility, making it inclusive for all visitors to enjoy. Thanks to the collaborative efforts of the Morrell Sanctuary Society and its dedicated donors, the Yew Loop trail has been transformed into a captivating and accessible nature trail for families to explore and create cherished memories.
John Anderson, Jan Baldwin, Lynn Barnstead, Karen Bouthillier, Sean Broderick, Andrew/Kerri Bradley, Ardis Chen-See, Bob Colclough, Linda Cole, Sheila Crampton, Nicole Currie, Teresa Farrell, Clare Gibbs, Dena Hunter, Alan Kimber, Helena Kreowska, Denise Mackinnon, Cecile McCarthy, Beverly McCloskey, Laura and Scott McCloud, Mike Mohan, Linda Muir, Jocelyn Nelson, Shannon Obradovich, Evan Pearce, Kathleen Pettit, Sarah Pump, Will and Joanne Rishworth, Linda Rossnagel, Harold Rowe, Peter Sandland, Patricia Shalev, Valerie Stevenson, Anthony Townsend, Evan Volker, Vanessa Wainwright, Elaine Wade, Willow Park Tenants Association, and Susan Wilson.
Be part of our mission! Your donation to Morrell Sanctuary will help us protect and preserve this forest for future generations. We strive to be stewards of nature through trail maintenance, invasive species removal, habitat restoration, and education programs. Join us in making a meaningful impact — donate now to help us safeguard this valuable ecosystem. Thank you for your support!
