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Summer Time Blues
For me, the summer time blues show up in mid March. I’m not talking about the doldrums of late summer, I’m talking about the cheerful and sweet Bluebird. The first scouts show up to our area around mid March. The males are scouting for a suitable nesting sites. The females will start showing up in April, with nesting activities starting after a brief courtship. Bluebirds are cavity nesters, so they are looking for nest sites, either natural or man made. That’s where I come in


KRLT Stakeholder Notification/Public Notice Land Trust Alliance Accreditation
Kinnickinnic River Land Trust Stakeholder Notification/Public Notice Land Trust Alliance Accreditation The land trust accreditation...


Sharon Lubinski - A remarkable woman who blazed trails and held an unwavering passion for the natural world.
2016 Bird watching in Green Valley, AZ In 2024, the Kinnickinnic River Land Trust received a donation in memory of Sharon Lubinski, an...


Protecting Our Water
St. Croix County joins USDA National Water Quality Initiative The Kinnickinnic River begins its journey in the agricultural landscapes...


Kinni Explorers - Animal Signs
Let's learn about animal signs! When you are outside in your backyard or on a walk do you notice any signs of animals or wildlife? A tree with holes in the bark could be a sign of a woodpecker. Maybe you saw a nest in a shrub. Could that be a deer track on the trail? Join Explorer Jane and Explorer Molly as they go on an adventure to Kelly Creek Nature Presreve to see if they can find signs of animals! It’s your turn, explorers ! Take a walk in your backyard or at one of the


Water Monitoring at the KRLT Headwaters Preserve
Kent Johnson KRLT Conservation Committee Member The 48-acre KRLT Headwaters Preserve, near Roberts, Wisconsin, includes the headwaters of...


Soil Management and Run Off
“ We Don’t Have a Runoff Problem, We Have an Infiltration Problem” That’s a quote I pulled from the bottom of an email from a...


Kinni Explorers - Pumpkin Patch
Let's learn about pumpkins! Pumpkins are a type of squash that grows throughout the summer and ripens in the fall. They can be eaten or...


Kinni Explorers - Fall Colors
Let's learn about the fall colors and what trees you can find at The Community Forest Nature Preserve! In the fall, when the weather...


Kinni Explorers - Bluebird Adventure
Let's learn about Bluebirds! Bluebirds are migratory birds, which means during the cooler winter months, they fly south to stay warm....


Kinni Explorers - Wild Words
What are wild words? The Keeper of Wild Words is written by Brooke Smith and illustrated by Madeline Kloepper. It is a book about a...


Kinni Explorers - What is a Watershed?
What is a watershed? A watershed is the land surrounding a river or lake. These areas include prairies, forests, and wetlands. They...


Kinni Explorers - What is a Land Trust?
What is a Land Trust? Land Trusts work with the community to protect land that includes important habitats and ecosystems like big...


Beef, It’s What’s… Protecting the Water
In the past couple of articles for the South Kinni farmer group, I’ve talked about incorporating soil health principles into row crop...


Nature Preserve - July Updates
Headwater Preserve KRLT has contracted a logger to harvest the pine plantation at the Headwaters Nature Preserve. The plan is to restore...
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