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Seasonal Employee Reflections
Landmark Conservancy was lucky to have two seasonal employees this summer season. They learned about the many facets of a land trust including land...

Beaver Brook Headwaters Protected Forever
When Fred and Carolyn Blake bought land in Sarona in 1992, the property’s 23-acre unnamed lake had no fish. Fred consulted a DNR fisheries biologist...

Bayfield County Set to Assume Ownership of Future Park Area Adjacent to Brownstone Trail
June 12th, 2023 Contact: Erika Lang at 715. 235.8850 or erika@landmarkwi.orgLandmark Conservancy is pleased to announce an important milestone...

Permanent Protection Achieved for Bergen Springs Bog
Francie Barnes has spent summers in Northwest Wisconsin her entire life. In the early 1900s her grandfather worked in real estate, and when parts of...

Weinerts Donate Land to Protect the Water
Jim and Kate Weinert have generously donated 222 acres of forested land in the Spider Lake watershed to Landmark Conservancy. The watershed was...
Media Coverage
Landmark Conservancy Poised for Continued Success
Organization Reports Leadership Change,...
Couple purchases Camp Newman, puts it into conservation easement – Superior Evening Telegram
From: The Superior Evening Telegram, January...
Preserving Wisconsin’s Iconic Northwoods: Tyler Forks Community Forest
Tyler Forks River is a Class II trout stream...

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