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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...

Pine Coulee: Protecting a ‘Landmark’ for Future Generations
Historic and unique Pine Coulee is located near the confluence of the St. Croix and Mississippi Rivers, and Landmark Conservancy is poised to...

Help Us Protect Plover Beach in partnership with Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
As high lake levels, algal blooms, land development, and other factors impact Lake Superior’s water quality, we are delighted to announce a ‘once in...

Did you know that was a Landmark project?
Getting older has its advantages, not the least of which is the perspective to see good conservation advanced across the landscape. In northwest...

Mount Ashwabay Conservation Projects
From 2005 – 2007, Landmark Conservancy (formerly Bayfield Regional Conservancy) assisted with the acquisition of five properties totaling...
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
A nonprofit group dedicated to preserving...

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