What is Landscape-Scale Conservation?
Landscape-scale conservation protects nature by connecting large areas of land and involving more people in the process.
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Community in Conservation on NRF Field Trips
Hear from Madeline Cleveland, a youth environmental activist, about how they found community in conservation on an NRF Field Trip.
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2024 Photo Contest Winners
The 2024 Photo Contest winners are here! Thank you for showcasing Wisconsin’s natural wonders through your lens.
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South Bluff: Improving habitat in Southern Wisconsin’s largest forest
South Bluff/Devil’s Nose State Natural Area is the largest forest in southern Wisconsin and has become a big focus of conservation efforts.
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Welcome to the Foundation, Naomi!
We’re thrilled to welcome our new Donor Relations Coordinator, Naomi Hadley!
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NRF’s 2024 Conservation Highlights
In 2024, NRF invested over $1 million in grants for conservation and environmental education projects across the state.
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125 Years of State Parks in Wisconsin
Wisconsin’s state parks have been making our state a better place to live for people and wildlife for 125 years!
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There and Back (to class) Again: Exploring the Sheboygan County Marsh
Seventh-grade students from Elkhart Lake–Glenbeulah Middle School visited the Sheboygan County Marsh for a wetland mini-adventure.
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A Climate Resilient Future at Rush Creek
We’re collaborating with partners to create a climate resilient future at Rush Creek so nature can thrive in the face of climate change.
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NRF’s director of conservation celebrates 10-year anniversary
Cait Williamson, director of conservation, celebrated her 10-year anniversary working with the Foundation this year.
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