Green Team events have been cancelled until further notice. This is being done in compliance with governmental guidance regarding avoidance of “public gatherings”. We are all doing our part by practicing social distancing during these difficult times. We are hopeful that we can resume enjoying our natural resources together in the near future.
But in the meantime, the conservancy lands and trails continue to be open to the public and individuals as respite from any social isolation.
Across America, thousands of people are determined to conserve the places they value. Landowners have a deep connection to their land and know the gifts undeveloped properties provide their communities: clean air and water, fresh food, wildlife habitat, and sheer scenic beauty.
All-too-often these special places disappear forever because of development. Every day, over 5,000 acres of land are developed in the U.S.
If you’re a landowner looking to preserve your property, learn more today.
Investing in Green Lake's How much would you pay for a breath of fresh air? Clean groundwater? Fertile croplands? A healthy lake? How much is this “natural capital” worth to you and me? As it turns out, quite a bit.
Estimates indicate that worldwide Nature’s ecosystem services are valued over 44 trillion dollars annually!
As a 501(c)3 non-profit, the Green Lake Conservancy invests in natural capital by offering watershed protection through acquisition, gift, or conservation easement. Lands that have been placed in trust and which support forests and prairies, wetlands and shorelands are now protected forever.
After nearly two decades of land trust service, the Green Lake Conservancy continues to hold steadfast, protecting land and waters in and around the Green Lake watershed.
Help us preserve those special places. Consider making a generous donation to the Green Lake Conservancy.
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Announcements
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A Perfect Storm - State of the Lake A “perfect storm.” Evidence for this mounting tempest on Green Lake is readily visible to residents and visitors alike. Fewer days of ice cover. Heavy rainfalls. Polluted tributaries. Rank aquatic ...
Posted May 1, 2013, 8:31 AM by Thomas Eddy -
Using the 2013 Conservation Tax Incentive Congress recently extended, through 2013, a Federal tax incentive for conservation easement donations that has helped thousands of landowners conserve their land.If you own land with important natural or ...
Posted Feb 26, 2013, 5:34 PM by Thomas Eddy -
2012 Buckthorn Work Schedule Click here for the 2012 buckthorn removal/management work schedule!These volunteer outings have a positive impact controlling invasive European buckthorn and glossy buckthorn.It's great exercise and great ...
Posted Aug 25, 2012, 4:58 AM by Thomas Eddy
