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The late Newell and Ann Meyer have given the Nature Conservancy land, cash and other assets valued at a total of $12.5 million – the largest donation ever made for conservation in Wisconsin – to help conserve the Mukwonago River, the state's most biologically diverse small river system.
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Meyer property
© Laura Browning/TNC
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Caroline Twin Lake
© Robert A. Kleppin
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The Nature Conservancy thanks its Board of Trustees, volunteers and members for helping ensure reauthorization of the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Fund, which will provide $860 million over 10 years for land and water conservation.
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What's New
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John F. Kennedy, with his wife, Jacqueline, seated on the bench at the Milwaukee Journal. Photo from the Newell and Ann Meyer estate.
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The Nature Conservancy has returned a historic bench used by JFK during his run for the White House in 1960 to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. The Conservancy received it as part of a record gift for conservation in Wisconsin.
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The Conservancy is a BBB Wise Giving Alliance Accredited Charity—meaning that we meet all of the alliance's Standards for Charity Accountability.
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