Wisconsin

Protecting Our Lands and Waters

Since 1960, The Nature Conservancy in Wisconsin has protected more than 162,000 acres of forests, wetlands, prairies, lakes and streams for current and future generations to enjoy.

See what we’re doing to protect land and water in the Badger State!

For the latest news about what’s happening at The Nature Conservancy in Wisconsin, download our Fall 2011 newsletter (pdf 2 MB).

Emily Earley Led by Example

The Conservancy mourns the loss of one of its great conservation leaders.

Harold Kruse Leaves Legacy

Harold Kruse loved the Baraboo Hills and spent his life preserving its beauty and diversity.

My Wisconsin Campaign

The My Wisconsin campaign is protecting forests, grasslands, lakes and rivers for people and nature.

Wisconsin Multimedia

Green Bay

See a cool slideshow of the unique landscapes, plants and animals in the Green Bay watershed!

How We Work in Wisconsin

Learn more about how we are protecting Wisconsin for people and nature.


Places We Protect

Visit one of the many preserves that the Conservancy in Wisconsin has protected for future generations. Visit Now

Volunteer

Share your love of the outdoors and volunteer for the Conservancy in Wisconsin! Learn More

Policy

The Nature Conservancy works closely with Wisconsin's state and federal legislators to conserve our land and waters. Learn more

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