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Finding your go-to hiking spot this summer is easy thanks to Landmark Conservancy, a non-profit conservation organization based in Menomonie. From favorites like the Devil's Punchbowl and the Red Cedar Trail to hidden gems like the Town of Union Conservancy Area and Mary Fitz Park...
Landmark Conservancy’s mission is to, “Conserve Wisconsin’s natural legacy for everyone, forever.” That mission is in action with their latest land protection project, Elk Creek Bottoms Preserve. Located at the confluence of Elk Creek and the Lower Chippewa River, this 69-acre property has...
UW-Stout professors said this formation, a natural rock amphitheater with its own waterfall feature, is hard to find.
After months of closure and fundraising, the Devil's Punchbowl in Menomonie is officially back open for visitors.
The new owners chose to protect the land from subdivision and future development. Written By: Maria Lockwood | × Gail Baldwin and Bruce Jessen pose outside the Douglas County Government Center with a plaque indicating their 240-acre property is under a conservation easement. The property includes the former Camp Newman site. (Photo courtesy of Landmark Conservancy) A former Boy Scout camp in Douglas County will remain a wilderness haven forever through a conservation easement with Landmark Conservancy. The 160-acre Camp Newman property in the town of Oakland was initially est...