Weyerhaeuser is designated as the 24th Ice Age Trail Community.

The Driftless Area Land Conservancy aims to chart a 50-mile trail through Sauk, Dane, and Iowa counties.

The Wisconsin DNR is asking for $100 million annually for the next 10 years to fund the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program.

State legislators and candidates joined Ozaukee Washington Land Trust and Gathering Waters at the Clay Bluffs Cedar Gorge Nature Preserve.

Standard Cedars Community Land Conservancy acquires 10 acres in northwest Wisconsin, expanding protected land in the area and providing an opportunity to turn existing facilities on the former farmstead into office space.

Partnering with Landmark Conservancy, Dunn and Pepin counties secure a grant to purchase 6.5 miles of the popular Chippewa River State Trail.

Two trail renovation projects improve existing sections of trail in Waukesha County.

Rice Lake is designated as the 23rd Ice Age Trail Community in Wisconsin.

During its half-century history, the land trust has protected about 3,000 acres in the Cedar Lakes watershed.

As part of their Trailtessa series, the Ice Age Trail Alliance event paired young girls with local artists to highlight the impact of pollinators.

Two additional properties in Baileys Harbor expand the Hibbard Creek watershed area.

The grant is for participation in a pilot farmland preservation program, with the goal of preserving green spaces, water and farmland in Washington County.