The Land Trust of North Alabama reports it has expanded its conservation area on Monte Sano Mountain through the donation of 25 acres from the Harman family. According to the organization, the newly acquired land borders property managed as part of Monte Sano State Park and contributes to a larger conservation corridor in the region. The area is described as an upland hardwood forest with limited invasive species, supporting habitat connectivity for local plants and wildlife. The Land Trust states that the property also serves as a buffer between developed areas and natural landscapes, and may be considered for future recreational or educational uses.
Readers should note that this summary is based on information provided by the Land Trust of North Alabama, an…..