Bruiser, Whidbey Island’s lone elk, cruises the pristine 88-acre Donald Borgman Nature Preserve and nearby land near Strawberry Point on the north end of the island.
Bruiser, Whidbey Island’s lone elk, cruises the pristine 88-acre Donald Borgman Nature Preserve and nearby land near Strawberry Point on the north end of the island.
Whidbey Island’s newest nature preserve, the Donald Borgman Nature Preserve, comes with a ringing endorsement. Whidbey’s lone resident elk, Bruiser, appears to love the place.
Donald Borgman, third-generation owner of a 127-acre farm near Strawberry Point on North Whidbey, recently donated 88 acres to the Whidbey Camano Land Trust for a wildlife preserve. He also donated an agricultural conservation easement on the remaining 39 acres, so the main farmstead continues to support agriculture.
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