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Wisconsin

If you’re planning to make nature a part of your legacy, take the first step on the Legacy Trail.

Hemlock Draw, Baraboo Hills, Wisconsin © Mark Godfrey/TNC

What if you could continue to protect the lands and waters that you love far beyond your lifetime?

You can. By including The Nature Conservancy in your estate plans, you can leave a meaningful gift of nature to generations that follow.

The newly named Legacy Trail at beautiful Lulu Lake Preserve in southeast Wisconsin will recognize the visionary people who are planning to make a difference for nature by including the Conservancy in their estate plans or making a deferred gift.

Current Legacy Club members will be honored on a prominent trailhead sign at the preserve. Along the trail, small signs will recognize all new Legacy Club members who join by December 2013.

If you’ve already included the Conservancy in your estate plans or made a deferred gift or plan to do so by December 31, 2013, please let us know today. We’ll welcome you to the Legacy Club and add your name to the Legacy Trail in recognition of your lasting commitment to the lands and waters you love.

Contact The Nature Conservancy today and help blaze the Legacy Trail!

CONTACT: Gail Van Sluys
PHONE: (608)316-6435
EMAIL: gvansluys@tnc.org

April 03, 2013