The limestone and sandstone bluffs of this 87-acre property lie along the southwestern edge of the Ozark Mountains. By working with the city of Fayetteville, the county, neighbors, and the Ozark Regional Land Trust, we -- along with the owners of this sanctuary -- have created the heart of what may become a much larger protected area. In addition to renouncing development on this hilltop preserve, Moorman has carefully inventoried and monitored hundreds of plants and animals here. These include numerous wildflowers, such as Dutchman's breeches, bloodroot, and trillium, as well as several species of oaks and hickories. The property is home to deer, yellow-throated warblers, bluebirds, owls, and Cooper's hawks.