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State of The Nature Conservancy in Wisconsin

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Lake Herring TNC is working with partners throughout the state to help restore lake herring to Lake Michigan. © Paul Vescei

Recapping the State of the Nature Conservancy

Thank you to everyone who was able to join us online for our 2024 State of the Nature Conservancy in Wisconsin on January 30. If you missed the event, you can catch the recording below and discover the conservation wins we celebrated, followed by a fun deep-dive into our work in the Great Lakes. 

The State of The Nature Conservancy (1:33:22) Join us for highlights from another great year of land and water conservation in Wisconsin with State Director Elizabeth Koehler, followed by a deep dive into our work in the Great Lakes.

Explore More in Wisconsin

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Our History in Wisconsin

For more than 60 years, TNC has been working in Wisconsin to conserve and protect the land and waters of our state.

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Beyond Our Borders: Connections Between Wisconsin and Colombia

TNC in Wisconsin is proud to partner with TNC in Colombia to protect critical habitat for the wildlife and world that we share.

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Wisconsin Nature through the Seasons

From expansive wetlands and tranquil lakes to rolling hills and sandy prairies, Wisconsin has a bounty of beautiful natural areas you can visit throughout the year.

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