Protect, Preserve, Enrich: Leelanau Outdoor Center at 30 Years
By Art Bukowski | Sept. 6, 2024
Life is driven by experiences. A chance encounter leads to a new job, for instance, or a record collection handed down by an uncle spurs a lifelong passion for music.
At the Leelanau Outdoor Center, nestled in the shadow of Pyramid Point, kids are immersed in the natural world. Whether they’re from urban areas downstate or just a few miles away, these kids live and breathe nature, if only for a few days.
Odds are that the seeds planted during their time at LOC have and will lead some of them to take up careers that champion the environment.
“When they see it in first person, right there in front ...
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