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Warren Woods Nature Study Area

Recognition: Legally Dedicated Natural Area, National Natural Landmark Warren Woods Nature Study Area location map
Size: 312 acres
Location: In southwestern Berrien Co., 3 miles north of Three Oaks
Management: Warren Dunes State Park
Activities: Wildflower viewing, hiking, education, birding
Importance:
Warren Woods is a virgin beech-maple forest, the last of its type known in Michigan. There are outstanding individual trees of several species, including many greater than five feet in diameter and more than 125 feet in height. Spectacular displays of wildflowers are best viewed in April and early May.


Warren Woods Nature Study Area


Warren Woods Nature Study Area

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