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Sound on!!! 📣 The birds at Kelly Creek Nature

Sound on!!! 📣

The birds at Kelly Creek Nature Preserve were singing away even with the snowy weather! The dried seed heads from the prairie plants offer a great food source for the birds that are brave enough to stick around in the winter.

Your support allows us to protect and maintain places like these in the Kinni River watershed. Please consider making a donation today!

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Kelly Creek Nature Preserve was showing off this m

Kelly Creek Nature Preserve was showing off this morning! ❄️

The natural springs on the preserve flow year-round and is an important tributary to the Kinnickinnic River. The water remains cool even in the heat of the summer. The restored prairie is a haven for migratory birds and birds that stick around in the cooler months.

Thanks to support from people like you, Kelly Creek Nature Preserve and other ecologically important places along the Kinni, remain wild! Please consider a donation today to help KRLT continue the work of conservation on the Kinni!

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Late fall is a beautiful time to get outside befor

Late fall is a beautiful time to get outside before the cooler winter temps hit! A reminder that hunting and trapping are allowed at some of our nature preserves. Please visit our website at www.kinniriver.org, click Visit Our Preserves and click on the nature preserve you would like more details about. If you are visiting our nature preserves during the active hunting season, we recommend that you wear blaze orange for your safety. Deer gun hunting season in Wisconsin is Nov. 19-27th.

The Drewiske Family Preserve is a great spot to en

The Drewiske Family Preserve is a great spot to enjoy the beauty of fall in the Lower Canyon of the Kinnickinnic River! 🍁🍂

Your donations make protecting places like these possible! Please consider making a bigger impact by becoming a monthly supporter. Even a monthly gift of $5 can make a huge difference! Click the link in our bio to support conservation on the Kinni today!

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🍂 This beautiful image was sent to us by Ross a

🍂 This beautiful image was sent to us by Ross and Rachelle Wegge, enjoying the last paddle of the season in the Lower Canyon of the Kinni. 🍁

We love seeing and hearing about your experiences on the Kinni! Have a story you'd like to share? Send it to info@kinniriver.org

We are seeking an Executive Director to help advan

We are seeking an Executive Director to help advance our mission to conserve the beauty and health of the Kinnickinnic River and its watershed.
Organizational Goals:
• Prepare the Kinnickinnic River watershed to respond to climate change through prioritizing and protecting conservation areas.
• Earn support from diverse audiences toward achieving organizational and financial sustainability.
• Work with partners within and outside of the local community to develop programs and opportunities that support inclusivity and public engagement on KRLT's public lands.
This position is based in River Falls, Wisconsin, and is responsible for overseeing staff, engaging with the Board of Directors, and connecting with community partners.
View the full job description and apply online click the link in our bio!

KRLT is announcing that our Executive Director, Ju

KRLT is announcing that our Executive Director, Julie Smith, has resigned from her position due to personal reasons. Julie began her role in March and made significant contributions during her brief tenure with the organization. She has been critical in obtaining several successful grants and donations. In addition, she has led efforts on adding three new conservation easements to our portfolio. The KRLT Board of Directors thanks her for her hard work and wishes her well in her future endeavors.

At the Board’s request, Charlie Rader will be stepping off the Board and assuming the position of Interim Executive Director until the search is concluded. We will be posting the job announcement on the KRLT website within the coming weeks. Questions about the application process should be directed to Molly Barritt at molly@kinniriver.org. We are confident that we will find a strong and inspirational Executive Director to lead us into our 30th year of protecting the Kinni. Thank you again for your continued support.

The Autumn Hike at The Community Forest was a blas

The Autumn Hike at The Community Forest was a blast! Thank you to all that were able to make it! A huge thank you to the volunteers that helped with set up and @wholeearthgrocerycoop for providing the delicious hot cocoa, apple cider, and popcorn!

We can't wait for the Autumn Hike at The Community

We can't wait for the Autumn Hike at The Community Forest tomorrow night from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm in celebration of Wisconsin Land Trust Days! Warm up with hot cocoa, hot apple cider, and popcorn provided by @wholeearthgrocerycoop in River Falls! Please click the link in our bio for more information!

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