The forested landscapes of northern Wisconsin are a haven for both people and wildlife. Hosting a unique variety of...

As a major tributary to Lake Michigan –  one of the main sources of drinking water in the Greater...

Runoff of nutrients from farmland and other sources in the Mississippi River Watershed is contributing to a hypoxic zone,...

The Totagatic River flows for 70 miles through five counties in northern Wisconsin, forming a wild and pristine stream...

Three Wisconsin rivers—the Milwaukee, Menomonee, and Kinnickinnic—join in bustling downtown Milwaukee before flowing into Lake Michigan. These rivers define the...

Back in 2010, the Fund worked with Douglas County to protect nearly 4,000 acres along the Nemadji River, safeguarding...

The Namekagon Barrens in northwest Wisconsin are actually anything but barren. The mix of brush, prairie and forest provide...

Glaciers may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Wisconsin, but consider this:...

More than 1.5 million people live and work in the Milwaukee metro area. As the region grows, with more...

We started 2010 by preserving two tracts of prime grassland habitat—totaling more than 880 acres— adjacent to the Buena...

Anyone seeking to escape into the great outdoors can do so in Wisconsin’s Brule River State Forest. This forest...

Working forests define the northern Wisconsin landscape, providing timber for the state’s mills, jobs for local residents, tax revenues...