Discover Bear Creek Nature Preserve: A New DCLT Protected Place
Bear Creek Nature PreserveCome discover the Door County Land Trust’s newest preserve in Southern Door- the 75-acre Bear Creek Nature Preserve. Hike up a 50-foot ancient glacial streambank for an overlook of the beautiful, forested valley of Bear Creek. Stroll the farm roads along the banks that provide important aquatic habitat for native fish who swim ½-mile up…
The Buzz About Bees
Oak Road Nature Preserve 6391 Oak Road, Egg Harbor, United StatesThe Oak Road Nature Preserve is abuzz! We will be going "beyond the honeybee" to discover the fascinating and overlooked world of our native bees. Did you know Wisconsin has around 400 species of native bee species?! We will discuss the lesser-known types of bees – their life cycles and behaviors – as well as how…
Annual Gathering 2024
Grand View Scenic Overlook and Park 11831 Highway 42, Ellison Bay, United StatesAnnual Gathering Celebration Grand View Scenic Overlook and Park, Ellison Bay Friday, August 9, 2024 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm Adults: $55, Children under 12: $25 Event held rain or shine. Reserve tickets online today. or call our office at 920-746-1359. Join us! Celebrate new land protection and stewardship projects accomplished thanks to…
Explore Door County’s Forests
Lautenbach Woods Nature Preserve 6749 County Rd G, Egg Harbor, United StatesDiscover the beautiful forests at the Lautenbach Woods Nature Preserve located on the Niagara Escarpment- the backbone of Door County’s celebrated landscape. This preserve hosts boreal, northern hardwood, and wet forests which provide excellent habitat for a host of plants and animals. As we hike through the higher elevations and follow the trail down and…
Join the Stewardship Crew – Hibbard Creek Natural Area
Work outdoors! Meet fellow land enthusiasts while you provide an important community service. Join us for a stewardship workday on one of the land Trust’s nature preserves or natural areas. Volunteers help steward DCLT properties by assisting with a variety of projects and tasks. These projects include tree trimming on trails, trail maintenance, invasive species…
Creation of a Nature Preserve: Kangaroo Lake
Klug Conservation EasementLearn how the Door County Land Trust and Nature Conservancy have protected over 650-acres to create the Kangaroo Lake Nature Preserve- one of Door County’s ecological gems. Private landowners have also played a big role in protecting this area. Visit one of our private conservation easements adjacent to the Kangaroo Lake Nature Preserve and learn…
A Tour of the Dark Sky: Deep Sky Astronomy
Private property in Town of Liberty GroveWe’ll meet at the home of Jamie Krumenacher for this unforgettable evening tour of Northern Door’s night sky. Gaze upon the galaxies, nebula, globular and open clusters, and constellations. We’ll be using Jamie’s state-of-the-art telescopes for this deep sky tour. Proceeds from the evening will help provide astronomy equipment for Newport State Park’s Dark Sky…
Hibbard Creek: New DCLT Protected Places
Hibbard Creek PropertiesExplore the new properties the Door County Land Trust has protected along Hibbard Creek, one of Door County’s longest and most important creeks for fish. White suckers, northern pike, trout, chubs, shiners, mudminnow and coho salmon spawn here. Learn about the Land Trust’s plans and the tools we use with private landowners to protect this…
Join the Stewardship Crew – Washington Island
Work outdoors! Meet fellow land enthusiasts while you provide an important community service. Join us for a stewardship workday on one of the land Trust’s nature preserves or natural areas. Volunteers help steward DCLT properties by assisting with a variety of projects and tasks. These projects include tree trimming on trails, trail maintenance, invasive species…
The Fungus Amongst Us: Fungi & Mushrooms Walk
Lautenbach Woods Nature Preserve 6749 County Rd G, Egg Harbor, United StatesJoin mushroom enthusiast Charlotte Lukes on a 1.25-mile stroll through the Door County Land Trust’s Lautenbach Woods Nature Preserve. As the days shorten and the temperatures cool, Door County’s forests transform into a wonderland of fall color. For those who know where to look, the appearance of ephemeral and mysterious fungi can be a spectacle…