This one-half acre wetland  south of 140th Avenue was restored by excavating four thousand cubic yards of wetland sediments laden with nutrients from barnyard runoff. The pond allows some of the nutrients to settle-out and provides shallow water habitat for water birds such as wood ducks and great blue herons.

The Amery High School Science Department and the United States Geological Survey monitored water quality for the project.

The project was financed through a Lake Protection Grant from the Department of Natural Resources. Landowners Don Hill and Rudy Blakeman generously granted easements to allow the project to occur.

Current owners Barb Richardson, Tom and, Barb Gartland have graciously allowed the Conservancy to continue maintenance of this wetland.