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Wisconsin

From the pristine forests of the Northwoods to the vibrant Great Lakes shorelines, Wisconsin’s landscape is characterized by its lush forests and over 15,000 lakes. Our work in the state helps to keep Wisconsin’s environment and economy thriving by focusing on projects that mitigate storm risks, protect forests and boost access to outdoor recreation.

186.2K
acres of land and water saved
110
acres protected with the Fish and Wildlife Service
3,025
acres protected through the Conservation Loans program

State Leads

Clint Miller
Vice President, Central Midwest Region and Missouri Director
David Grusznski
Milwaukee Programs Director and Senior Field Representative

More Projects

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Project

Creating Greenseams® Milwaukee

A pioneering flood management program is protecting important open spaces in the metropolitan Milwaukee area.

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Project

Ice Age National Scenic Trail

The Conservation Fund is helping protect new segments of the trail and create better public access.

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Help protect America's priceless natural landscapes and ensure that we have healthy environments, places to work and play, and real economic opportunity.

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