Pokegama Forest Protection: A Conservation Legacy
We hope this project encourages additional landowners – whether they are in the Pokegama River watershed or own land elsewhere – to engage in land conservation.
Monitoring Migration: Using eBird and Motus Technology to Track Birds in Northwest Wisconsin
Documenting population-level movements through banding and tools like eBird and Motus helps inform conservation strategies and transforms how we understand and protect biodiversity.
We All Live Downstream: Protecting the Whittlesey Creek Headwaters
Landmark Conservancy is excited to announce the permanent protection of the Whittlesey Creek Headwaters, a 160-acre property between Ashland and Washburn on the Bayfield Peninsula.
Board Member Feature: Kathy Haines
Meet one of our newest board members! Kathy Haines of Clayton joined Landmark Conservancy’s Board of Directors in October 2025.
Lizard Species Helps Guide Restoration Decisions
One Wisconsin lizard species, designated as a Species of Greatest Conservation Need, utilizes the habitat at Landmark’s Elk Creek Bottoms Preserve on the Chippewa River in Dunn County.
Hay Creek Wetlands Project Preserves and Extends Essential Habitat
Landmark Conservancy has partnered with Jan and Rick Neville to protect 320 acres of largely undeveloped forest and wetland adjacent to the Chequamegon National Forest in Sawyer County.
Graham Forest Provides Watershed Protection and an Oasis for Wildlife
In addition to providing habitat for a vast array of species, the Graham Forest is in the Marengo River watershed which is a tributary to the Bad River on its way to Lake Superior.
A Major Step Achieved in Restoration Journey at Maiden Rock Bluff
In late fall, a major step in the decades-long restoration effort at this site was achieved through the selective removal of black walnut trees.
A Refuge for Wildlife Along the Apple River Continues to Flourish
Elaine Sandin’s journey to protect her family’s land in Amery, Wisconsin began as she watched houses spring up along the riverside, transforming a once-tranquil natural landscape.
Family Land on Lake Namakagon to Remain a Haven for Wildlife
A few years ago, Becky and her husband Larry, as well as family members Dave, his spouse Cheryl, and Eric, reached out to Landmark Conservancy as they wanted to take action to ensure their property remains a haven for wildlife and older conifer forests.
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