Adair Lake Conservation Reserve

Most of the reserve is made up of peatland. The peatland is drained by Melgund Creek. The peat is shallow, roughly 1m deep and has a floor of fine sand. There is little to no human impact on the conservation reserve and remains relatively pristine. Within the conservation reserve there are several different plant species. Further development on the reserve is banned, however sport hunting and fishing are allowed.^[1]