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The Sanctuary is on left. Parking is along Mill Pond Road. |\n| Property Deeds | • 2009: Milne Trust to Durham (corrected deed): BK 3768 PG 949\u003Cbr>• 2008 Milne Trust to Durham BK 3628 PG 423 |\n| Property Surveys | • 1972: Plan 30 Pocket 1 Folder 1 |\n| Easement or Deed Restriction | Deed contains the following use restriction pertaining to this land:\u003Cbr>“…to use, maintain, and administer…as a wildlife sanctuary for the preservation of wild plants and native animals, a source of serenity and a place to observe undisturbed nature—not as a playground—to be known as “The Valley Nature Area—the Gift of Dr. Lorus J. Milne and Dr. Margery J. Milne.”\u003Cbr>Grantor also provided a $25,000 endowment to maintain the area and establish a stone memorial monument, and to create a wildflower garden around the monument. |\n| Amenities | Benches, scenic view |\n| Recreational Opportunities | • Fishing\u003Cbr>• Meditation\u003Cbr>• Birdwatching/Nature observation |\n| Use Restrictions | • Open dawn to dusk\u003Cbr>• No hunting or fireworks\u003Cbr>• No motorized wheeled vehicles (ATVs, trucks, dirt bikes)\u003Cbr>• No horseback riding\u003Cbr>• No campfires or camping\u003Cbr>• Carry in, Carry out\u003Cbr>• Do not disturb plants, animals, historical or cultural features |","cbCaibK93C47GzzN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibK93C47GzzN","pdf",637293,"English","# Sanctuary Overview\n## Location and Property Details\n## Historical Context and Endowment\n# Usage and Regulations\n## Permitted Recreational Activities\n## Property Restrictions\n# Local Mapping\n## Oyster River Greenway Map\n## Key Points of Interest","[{\"question\":\"What are the primary recreational opportunities at the Milne Nature Sanctuary?\",\"answer\":\"Visitors are encouraged to use the area for fishing, meditation, and birdwatching or general nature observation.\"},{\"question\":\"Are motorized vehicles allowed in the sanctuary?\",\"answer\":\"No, the use of motorized wheeled vehicles such as ATVs, trucks, or dirt bikes is strictly prohibited.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the intended purpose of the Milne Nature Sanctuary according to the deed?\",\"answer\":\"The land is designated as a wildlife sanctuary for the preservation of native plants and animals, intended to be a source of serenity and a place to observe undisturbed nature rather than a playground.\"}]","Milne Nature Sanctuary - Trail and Usage Guide | PDF",1791266996]