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Highlands Sanctuary

Highlands Sanctuary, Inc., is a nonprofit organization, doing business as The Arc of Appalachia Preserve System. The Arc of Appalachia has been in operation since 1995, working to create and steward nature preserves in the forested Appalachian counties of southern Ohio. In 2016, The Arc of Appalachia had completed the protection of 4268 acres in 15 preserve regions.

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File:FortHill1.JPG|Entrance to Fort Hill. File:FortHill2.JPG|Fort Hill museum. Constructed in 1966. File:FortHill3.JPG|Monument to Morten Carlisle for his large responsibility for the establishment of Fort Hill State Memorial. Erected on May 21, 1950. File:Ohio Hanging Rock Formations.jpg|Rock Formations at Ohio Hanging Rock. File:Fort Hill Gorge Trail Stairs.jpg|Stairs leading through the Gorge Trail at Fort Hill. ==Preserves==
Preserves
Preserves in the Arc of Appalachia system owned by Highlands Sanctuary • Highlands Nature Sanctuary - 2,068 acres in Highland County, Ohio, features Appalachian Forest Museum • Spruce Hill Earthworks (an ancient Native American fortification) - 270 acres in Ross County, Ohio • Morgan's Fork - 147 acres in Pike County, Ohio • Chalet Nivale - 105 acres in Adams County, Ohio • Plum Run Prairie - 138 acres in Adams County, Ohio • Kamama Prairie - 92 acres in Adams County, Ohio • Hope Springs Woods - 108 acres in Adams County, Ohio • Gladys Riley Golden Star - 53 acres in Scioto County, Ohio • Rock Run - 355 acres in Adams County, Ohio • Ohio River Bluffs - 62 acres in Adams County, Ohio • Boone Nature Preserve - 35 acres in Brown County, Ohio • Samson Woods - 78 acres in Pike County, OhioSerpent Mound - 63 acres in Adams County, Ohio (owned by the Ohio Historical Society) • Fort Hill State Memorial - 1,324 acres in Highland County, Ohio (owned by the Ohio Historical Society) ==References==
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