by info@landmarkwi.org | Jul 20, 2026 | Featured, Land Protection
Yellow River Forest Protection Keeps Habitat Intact, Preserves Water Quality Yellow River Forest The Yellow River is a major tributary of the St. Croix, flowing 70 miles from northeast of Spooner to near Danbury. It is within a designated Conservation Opportunity Area...
by info@landmarkwi.org | Apr 16, 2026 | Featured, Land Protection
Pokegama Forest Protection: A Conservation Legacy Pokegama Forest Red and white pine trees line the Pokegama River corridor, anchored in place by heavy clay soils. This forested landscape serves an important function, filtering water before it enters the St. Louis...
by info@landmarkwi.org | Mar 12, 2026 | Featured, Land Protection, Partner Projects
We All Live Downstream: Protecting the Whittlesey Creek Headwaters Protecting the Whittlesey Creek headwaters is important for water quality downstream. Photo credit: Joshua Mayer People who study water say, “We all live downstream.” Watersheds connect people,...
by info@landmarkwi.org | Jan 14, 2026 | Featured, Land Protection
Hay Creek Wetlands Project Preserves and Extends Essential Habitat A view of Hay Creek on the conserved property. Landmark Conservancy has partnered with Jan and Rick Neville to protect 320 acres of largely undeveloped forest and wetland in Sawyer County. The land...
by info@landmarkwi.org | Jan 1, 2026 | Featured, Land Protection
Graham Forest Provides Watershed Protection and an Oasis for Wildlife Eastern hemlock has re-seeded and matured on the property. We all know change is inevitable, and nowhere is this more visible than the landscapes around us. Land is cleared for agriculture or...
by info@landmarkwi.org | Dec 17, 2025 | Featured, Land Protection, Partner Projects
A Major Step Achieved in Restoration Journey at Maiden Rock Bluff Lake Pepin overlook from dry bluff prairie. Atop the iconic Maiden Rock Bluff overlooking Lake Pepin in Stockholm, Wisconsin, is a complex of protected land consisting of remnant bluff prairie,...
Recent Comments