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BEAUTIFUL THE NATURE'S SUPER HQ TREEHOUSE AT FOR-MAR NATURE PRESERVE

Building Nature's Super HQ Treehouse for For-Mar Nature Preserve in Flint, Michigan was such a rewarding experience. Pete and the crew loved creating a place where kids and grownups alike can learn about the environment and connect with nature. Pete was especially inspired by the lore of The Preservers, a band of superheroes tasked with protecting nature and educating others about the environment. Pete is grateful to have been made an honorary Preserver, and is proud to welcome everyone to the barrier-free For-Mar treehouse. According to For-Mar, the treehouse has garnered over 28,000 visitors since opening in August!

The Parks Commission had a small, but mighty, set of requirements for the treehouse when Nelson Treehouse and Supply began making their plans. The plan was to add additional classroom space ... That meant it needed to hold at least 30 kids plus instructors. It also needed to be barrier free, allowing people in wheelchairs and with other mobility issues the opportunity to experience the joys of being in the trees. It was a tall order, but the crew at Nelson Treehouse and Supply came through with a beautiful AND functional design. It took only about a month for them to turn that design into a reality, and now visitors of all ages and abilities who come to For-Mar have the opportunity to experience a treehouse overlooking the Kearsley Creek. Nestled back in black cherry, red oak, white oak, basswood and bitternut hickory trees, the treehouse stands approximately 30 feet above the bed of the Kearsley Creek oxbow and can be accessed by either staircase or ramp with grades that meet ADA requirements. We’ve already seen over 28,000 visitors through the treehouse since its opening in August, and it will continue to be open for the public and be the location for future programs and field trip opportunities ...

Parks Director, Amy McMillan, explains that working with the crew from Treehouse Masters and Animal Planet was a wonderful experience. They were all very friendly and willing to go above and beyond to deliver a unique treehouse for our visitors. And in regards to her and For-Mar’s Head Naturalist, Nicole Ferguson’s, expressions in the episode when they see it for the first time, Amy explains, “I am an incredibly curious person who does not like to be surprised, ever, no matter how great the surprise is, so keeping my promise to wait until the reveal to get my first-ever look at the treehouse was harder than I imagined it would be. I wanted to peek every single day and I desperately wanted to be part of the Parks crew that got to help with a small part of the build, so I was more than a little grumpy whenever people told me how great the build was going. But that all went away when I saw the treehouse for the first time. It was magic”.

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