Kinnickinnic River Land Trust

Working with the community to conserve and protect the beauty and health of the Kinnickinnic River and its watershed.

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Help us keep the Kinnickinnic River and its watershed cold, clean and free . . . forever!

The Kinnickinnic River Land Trust (KRLT) depends on the support of people like you who join us in our mission to conserve and protect the beauty and health of the Kinnickinnic River and its watershed. The Kinnickinnic River Land Trust is a non-profit, tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax-deductible. Our EIN is 39-6593121. 

Your donation will:

  • provide essential funding for priority conservation initiatives that have been identified as needing the most support and
  • support our Kinni conservation work to preserve land, involve volunteers, collaborate with our partners, and speak on behalf of the river.

You can choose your method of donation below:

Mail: Mail check made payable to “KRLT” to: KRLT, P.O. Box 87, River Falls, WI 54022.

Secure Online Donation: Use our DonorSnap form or our PayPal form.

Securities, Mutual Funds, Stock: Click here

When you make a donation to the Kinnickinnic River Land Trust, please remember to ask your employer for a matching gift – it’s an easy way to double your donation!

Sustaining Membership

To join those who provide continuing annual support for the KRLT conservation activities in a convenient and budget-friendly way, use our DonorSnap form or PayPal.  Once online, select the amount and frequency of your gift, and your credit card will be automatically charged on the day you choose, whether monthly, quarterly, or annually. This sustaining giving method saves you time, keeps to your budget, and improves our ability to form long-range plans and decisions.

Kinni Guardians

Consider distinguishing yourself via a Leadership Level commitment by becoming a Kinni Guardian. Kinni Guardian members commit to conserving and protecting the beauty and health of the Kinnickinnic River and its watershed by pledging a renewable annual gift of $1,200 or more to KRLT. that meets the following features:

  • Made as a single gift decision
  • Gift may be given as a single annual gift of $1,200 or more or as a monthly sustaining membership of $100 or more.
  • Made by a single donor, couple or business/organization
  • Gift is for unrestricted purposes
  • Giving total calculated for a 12-month membership period

Kinni Guardian benefits:

  • Leadership role in sustaining the Kinni and KRLT’s mission and program
  • Invitation to our annual Kinni Guardian Special Event in September
  • Newsletter and Annual Report acknowledgment

Memorial Donations

Donate in memory of a family member, friend, neighbor, colleague, or loved one and help to protect the Kinnickinnic River and its watershed, leaving a legacy of cold, clean, and free water for future generations . . . forever. If you wish, we will mail your designee a special note card that acknowledges you made a donation but will keep the amount of your gift private.

Donate in Tribute

Donate in honor of a family member, friend, colleague, loved one, or a special event like a wedding or graduation. If you wish, we will mail your designee a special note card. The notecard will acknowledge you made a donation in their honor but will keep the amount of your gift private.

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It's a beautiful evening for poetry and music in G It's a beautiful evening for poetry and music in Glen Park! Join us near the volleyball courts for a night filled with creativity to support conservation in the Kinnickinnic River Watershed!
We are looking forward to The Kinnickinnic Poetry We are looking forward to The Kinnickinnic Poetry Fundraiser tomorrow in Glen Park starting at 6:00 p.m.! 

It is going to be a wonderful evening filled with creativity and celebrating the Kinni. The weather looks like it will be on the cooler side, so plan to dress warm. Don't forget to bring a blanket or chair to sit on. The event will be held on the east side of Glen Park near the volleyball court. There is plenty of parking around the park. See you there!

The Kinnickinnic Poetry Fundraiser is part of weekend events organized by
Poet of Place, River Maria Urke.

The evening will include poetry readings by Poets of Place Heidi Barr, Michael Forecki, and River Urke. With special guest Thomas R. Smith.

There will also be live music by Thea Ennen and Dave JaVoe.

Open mic for musicians and poets from 7:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

This is a free event and is open to all ages. At the event please consider making a charitable donation towards the Kinnickinnic River Land Trust to support the work of conservation on the Kinni River and its watershed.
Looking for something fun to do on Sunday, May 22n Looking for something fun to do on Sunday, May 22nd!? Join us at Glen Park from 6:00 pm - 8:00 p.m. for an evening of poetry and music!

The Kinnickinnic Poetry Fundraiser is part of weekend events organized by 2022 Poet of Place, River Maria Urke. The Poets of Place are advocates and ambassadors of poetry and creativity in the lower St. Croix Valley and are meant to represent the rich and diverse cultures of poetry in the St. Croix River Valley. 

The evening will include poetry readings by Poets of Place Heidi Barr, Michael Forecki, and River Urke. With special guest Thomas R. Smith.

There will also be live music by Thea Ennen and Dave JaVoe.

This is a free event and is open to all ages. At the event please consider making a charitable donation towards the Kinnickinnic River Land Trust to support the work of conservation on the Kinni River and its watershed.
The signs of spring!! The migratory birds are back The signs of spring!! The migratory birds are back in town.🐦 

Thanks to your support these and other migratory species have a home to come back to. ♥️🌿

📸 Jim Higgins

#migration #birds #bluebird #nature #conservation #landtrust #kinniriver #spring #earth #wisconsin #discoverwisconsin #pollinators #driftless #prairie #watershed
A huge thank you to the volunteers that helped rem A huge thank you to the volunteers that helped remove large trash items from The Community Forest this past Saturday!! Gromit the pup wanted to get in on the Earth Day fun as well! 

Join our email list to stay up to date on current volunteer opportunities! www.kinniriver.org
The School District of River Falls is looking for The School District of River Falls is looking for volunteers for their first trail development work day at The School Forest!! 

The work day is scheduled for the morning of Saturday, May 14th! 
Click on the link in our bio to sign-up for the trail work day!
We are excited to introduce our new Executive Dire We are excited to introduce our new Executive Director, Julie Smith, who joins KRLT with more than 25 years of nonprofit sector experience in education, fund development, and marketing. Her natural resources and conservation background includes a bachelor of science degree in natural resources and environmental studies as well as a previous executive director position for a regional resource conservation and development organization in northern Minnesota. We look forward to the impact she will make in the watershed!
Stop by the KRLT booth to say hi to the new Execut Stop by the KRLT booth to say hi to the new Executive Director, Julie and other members of the KRLT team at this year's River Falls Fly Fishing Festival!!!

This year's event supports KiapTUWish Chapter of Trout Unlimited and Rhino's!! So happy to sponsor such a fantastic event!
Have a passion for the Kinni? Help us protect and Have a passion for the Kinni? Help us protect and conserve this wonderful river by joining our Board of Directors. We seek additional members who represent diverse interests, ages, and cultures including those with experience in land sales, land management, conservation, agriculture, recreation enthusiasts, educators, mental health professionals, and/or property owners with a conservation easement on their land. Contact us at info@kinniriver.org with questions or if interested!
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