Bruce Smith has been a teacher with Benjamin Logan Local Schools since 1985. During that time he has been involved in a number of conservation and environmental initiatives such as the Raptor Rehabilitation and Education Project, the creation of the school land lab, the development of a curriculum focusing on the Mad River, and Trout in the Classroom. In partnership with The Logan County Land Trust and other district educators, Bruce actively participates in The Benjamin Logan Environmental Science Club and its outgrowth, the EnviroCamp held during the summer at Kirkmont Center. The ESC seeks to engage students in a variety of lab activities, service projects , and career path exposure in order to foster and develop a sense of environmental stewardship in the youth we serve.
The Logan County Land Trust members are land owners, farmers, conservationists, business professionals, educators, and other community members interested in preserving farmland, scenic open spaces, and other natural areas to maintain the integrity and rural character of Logan and surrounding counties.
Join Logan County Land Trust in our mission to preserve and protect our agricultural heritage. As Aldo Leopold eloquently stated, “When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect.”