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Couple Donates 12 Acres of Land in Sawyer County
John Lawler and Mary Flynn in their backyard garden in Eau Claire. John Lawler and Mary Flynn first bought property along the Chippewa River in...
805-Acre Bacon Coulee Protected Forever
Joe and Betsy Bacon have protected over 800 acres in Spring Valley through a conservation easement with Landmark Conservancy.In 1974, Joe and Betsy...
Brownstone Trail’s New Chapter to be Facilitated through Bayfield Land Purchase
Landmark Conservancy is pleased to announce the signing of a purchase agreement for the property adjacent to and upslope from the Brownstone Trail...
Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Funding Provides Key Support for Landmark Conservancy’s Telemark Forest Preserve
A rustic trail through a lush green forest at the Telemark Preserve.Landmark Conservancy is excited to announce they have successfully raised funds...
Baltins Protects ‘Magical’ Land Through Conservation Easement
Open bog at the south end of Petty Lake, a 15-acre seepage lake.In the 1980s, Andy Baltins and his late wife Nancy set out on a quest to find a...
Media Coverage
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...
Conservancy buys 600 acres adjacent to Copper Falls – Ashland Daily Press
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Landmark Conservancy is a nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
