The Nature Conservancy in Wisconsin
Madison, WI
Wisconsin State Office
The Nature Conservancy
633 West Main Street
Madison, WI 53703
Phone:
+1 608-251-8140
Email:
wisconsin@tnc.org
Wisconsin Contacts
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State Director
Elizabeth Koehler
Email: ekoehler@tnc.org
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Director of Marketing and Communication
Cate Harrington
Phone: 608-316-6416 Email: charrington@tnc.org -
GOVERNMENT RELATIONS DIRECTOR
Todd Holschbach
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MEDIA CONTACT
Emily Mills
Phone: +1608-225-0903 Email: emily.mills@tnc.org -
Baraboo Hills Office
124 Second St, Room 33
Baraboo, WI 53913
Baraboo Hills Project Coordinator: Ann Calhoun
Phone: +1608-356-5300 -
Mukwonago River Watershed Office
N8740 Pickeral Lake Rd.
East Troy WI 53120-1836
Director of Water Conservation: Sarah Gatzke
Phone: +1262-642-7276 -
Northeast Wisconsin Office
342 Louisiana St.
Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
Director of Land Conservation: Nicole Van Helden
Phone: +1920-743-8695 -
Northwoods Office
Street Address: 8648 Highway 51 North, Unit 3
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 421
Minocqua, WI 54548
Deputy State Director: Matt Dallman
Phone: +1715-388-7171
COMMON QUESTIONS
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The majority of the Conservancy’s preserves in Wisconsin are open to visitors for hiking, canoeing, cross-country skiing, bird watching, and photography. A few preserves are generally closed to the public, either due to access or liability problems or because even limited use would destroy the natural features we seek to protect.
Many Wisconsin nature preserves are ADA accessible. Learn more here.
You can find descriptions and directions to many of these preserves in the Places We Protect section of this web site.
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The Conservancy provides hunting opportunities for deer, turkey and other game species at most Wisconsin preserves. Learn more here.
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Yes! We hold stewardship work days at many of our preserves, and we have occasional office or remote volunteer needs. Please check out our volunteer page for more information and upcoming events.
Feel free to contact us with any questions at WIVolunteer@tnc.org.
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You can sign up for Wisconsin Great Places News if you want to help us speak up for Wisconsin’s lands, waters and wildlife. You’ll receive news about our work in Wisconsin, and, from time to time, we will send action alerts via Great Places News asking you to contact your Wisconsin legislators to support state and federal policy and funding issues that affect the Wisconsin lands, waters and wildlife you love. If you are interested in taking action for nature beyond Wisconsin, you can visit our Action Center any time.
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You can e-mail Jen Roberdeau at j.a.roberdeau@tnc.org.
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Please contact Maureen O'Brien at mobrien@tnc.org.
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2022-2023 Wisconsin Board of Trustees
HONORARY TRUSTEE
Senator Herbert H. Kohl
OFFICERS
Chair: Martha Luber Pelrine, Sister Bay
Vice-Chair: Davor Grgic, Elkhart Lake
Treasurer: Patricia Kampling, Middleton
TRUSTEES
Tom Boldt, Appleton
Douglas Caves, Middleton
Debra A. Cervenka, Santa Rosa Beach, FL
Kristine Cleary, Fox Point
Ankur Desai, Madison
Claire Hackmann, Milwaukee
Jeff Keller, Burlington
George Koonce, Fond du Lac
Janet Loewi, Madison
Chris Noyes, River Hills
Edie Brengel Radtke, Milwaukee
Judge Ralph Ramirez, Waukesha
Jim Schleif, Milwaukee
Michael Sheppard, Milwaukee
Joy Zedler, Oregon
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To apply for a research permit, please download and fill out our application and send it to us electronically. Appropriate Conservancy staff will be involved with reviewing the application, including scientists, land managers and program directors. We also coordinate with staff of other agencies, in particular the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, for many of our research permits.
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