About Us
Northeast Wisconsin Land Trust is a non-profit, member-supported organization. We are northeast Wisconsin's only regional land trust, and work in 12 counties to preserve our region's lands, waters, and wildlife. Since our founding in 1996, we have preserved more than 6,000 acres of natural land, including forests, wetlands, and miles of shoreline.
We are a part of
Give Big Green Bay!
Feb 21 & Feb 22 | Noon to Noon
What is Give Big Green Bay?
Give BIG Green Bay is a 24 hour giving event that highlights the important work nonprofits are doing in every corner of our community. Learn more about the 45 participating organizations working to make all our lives more vibrant and fulfilling, and join us on February 21 & 22 to Give BIG!
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Give BIG Green Bay has raised $8.0 million over the past five years to support our community. This 24-hour online giving event is designed to provide a simple way for our community to contribute to local charities. Give BIG Green Bay makes it easy to learn more about the work of participating nonprofits and donate, at any level, to support their work
How do I Give?
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Mark your Calendars!
Feb 21 & Feb 22 | Noon to Noon
Find out why to support NEWLT and 45 other nonprofits.
Feb 21 & Feb 22 | Noon to Noon
Join Us
Friends and volunteers are a big part of our work. To find out more about events, workdays, internships, and other volunteer opportunities, contact us.
Preserve Hunting Rules
NEWLT recognizes hunting as an important wildlife management tool. The excise tax dollars generated from the sale of guns, ammunition, and outdoor equipment has benefited natural habitats for all wildlife species. Hunters play an important role as conservation partners with NEWLT through aiding in controlling the populations of white-tailed deer and turkeys.
Northeast Wisconsin Land Trust Earns National Recognition
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In July 2017, Northeast Wisconsin Land Trust joined a network of 389 accredited land trusts nationally that have demonstrated their commitment to professional excellence and to maintaining the public’s trust in their work.
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Accreditation demonstrates NEWLT’s commitment to permanent land conservation in northeast Wisconsin.
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- Accredited land trusts now steward nearly 80% of conservation lands and easements held by all land trusts.
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- Accredited land trusts protected five times more land from 2010 to 2015 than land trusts that were not yet accredited.
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- Accredited land trusts have stronger internal systems and greater resources to steward their conservation lands forever.
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- As a result of these standards, the public’s trust in land conservation has increased--helping to win support for federal, state, and local conservation funding measures.
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