Tucked into the Northland lies a quiet, peaceful refuge — a place for people and animals alike to enjoy the “magnificent” forest in the midst of the sprawling city. A place some fear may be in danger.
Kansas City’s Line Creek Forest is where various species of birds, squirrels, deer, minks, fish and turtles call home. It’s where neighbors go to connect with nature after a busy day downtown, where bird enthusiasts visit to search for woodpeckers, cardinals and owls, and where joggers, bike riders and walkers escape to for a secluded morning outing.
And for many residents, the Line Creek Forest is a place worth fighting for…