Tecumseh Land Trust will host its 26^th annual meeting on Sunday, June 5, from 2-4 p.m. And the entire community is invited to participate in a family friendly afternoon of activities on the historic Lowry Farm, 1851 Stevenson Road, in Xenia Twp.

After a brief business meeting, guests can enjoy refreshments in the beautifully landscaped English-style garden, take a guided walk to a recently restored covered bridge, and visit with friends and neighbors who share an appreciation for preserving our agricultural resources and natural lands. Children’s activities also will be provided as part of the afternoon’s festivities.

Guests may drive to the farm or participate in a bike ride led by TLT Board member Evelyn LaMers, who will meet cyclists at the Yellow Springs Bryan Center to depart at 12:30 p.m.

There is no cost for the event and all are welcome. Bring a lawn chair or blanket for outdoor seating.

For more information, call the land trust at 937-767-9490 or go online to www.tecumsehlandtrust.org.

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Founded in 1990, Tecumseh Land Trust is a nonprofit conservation organization serving Greene and Clark counties and surrounding areas. The purpose of Tecumseh Land Trust is to preserve agricultural land, natural areas, water resources, and historic sites, in voluntary cooperation with landowners, and to educate the public about permanent land preservation. TLT assists landowners in navigating state and federal easement programs, as well as, accept donated easements on farmland and natural areas. Since its founding, TLT has preserved more than 25,000 acres in our working area.