Employees Give Back to Nature During Service Workdays
Landmark Conservancy welcomed employees from both Xcel Energy and WESTconsin Credit Union for workdays to improve habitat and care for trails at three of our preserves in northwest Wisconsin.
Landmark Conservancy 2024-25 Impact Report
View Landmark Conservancy’s 2024-25 Impact Report and learn about our land protection progress in northwest Wisconsin!
Iron River Community Forest is a ‘Win’ for Water Quality and Wildlife
Earlier this summer, the Iron River Community Forest was created. This property is now protected for everyone, forever!
Board Member Feature: Tom Andersen
Meet our newest board member! Tom Andersen of River Falls joined Landmark Conservancy’s Board of Directors in April 2025.
Go Marengo!
Last month, Friends of Lincoln Community Forest volunteers in partnership with Landmark Conservancy improved aquatic habitat in the Marengo River by anchoring large trees at six sites.
Conservation & Artistic Inspiration Sets the Scene for Family Camp Along Long Lake
When the Mills and Gladitsch families purchased acreage along Long Lake in Chippewa County in 1993, they shared a vision of preserving its natural beauty.
Pine Coulee: A ‘Landmark’ On Wisconsin’s Western Shore
One could say the geological processes that created Pine Coulee took thousands of years, and people’s appreciation likely began as soon as they encountered it. With the launch of Pine Coulee Nature Preserve that appreciation and connection to nature will continue for countless years to come.
Pine Coulee Nature Preserve Protected Forever
Landmark Conservancy is pleased to share that we have successfully purchased Pine Coulee with generous support from public and private grantors and community members.
The Brownstone Trail: A Work-in-Progress
With broad community support, Landmark Conservancy purchased commercial property adjacent to the Brownstone Trail in Bayfield at the end of 2022 to stabilize and restore a section of trail, improve visitor experience, and protect Lake Superior.
Protecting the Marengo River: A Story of Lasting Stewardship
The Marengo River winds through Bayfield County, Wisconsin, its clear waters originating in dense forests and steep hillsides before traveling through agricultural valleys to join the Bad River. Thanks to the conservation efforts of Mark and Pam Dryer, over 270 acres...
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