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Biography of a Place

Book about the Land Trust's Camp Polk Meadow Preserve.

Book details history and ecology of Land Trust Preserve


 What do Deschutes County’s oldest structure, a streamside meadow and a conservation organization have in common? A new book entitled Biography of a Place: Passages through a Central Oregon Meadow published by the Deschutes County Historical Society. Written by local author Martin Winch, Biography of a Place details the history and ecology of the Deschutes Basin Land Trust’s Camp Polk Meadow Preserve near Sisters.  

Biography of a Place can be purchased at the Book Barn (389-4589) and Deschutes County Historical Society (389-1813) in Bend and Paulina Springs Book Company (549-0866) in Sisters.
 

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