A forest stewardship plan is basically a blueprint for your forested property. It lays out what you want to achieve as a woodland owner and gives you a roadmap to get there for the next 10-25 years. The plan includes your goals, details about the trees and plants, the current state of your forest, and […]

Ganawenindiwag (“they take care of each other” in Ojibwe) empowers users to grow, promote, and use plants adapted to coastal areas of Gichigami (Lake Superior) to heal and protect shorelines which may have experienced erosion from storms and changing water levels.

Many resources can help landowners, but finding the specific people and programs to help you manage your unique piece of land is not always easy.  The Getting Started with Land Stewardship website was developed by Extension and partners to help landowners and all land stewards find the information you need to reach you conservation, personal, […]

This free, virtual meet-up series takes place periodically and is for producers who want to exchange ideas and advice for troubleshooting on-farm challenges related to improving soil and water resources.

The Wisconsin Master Naturalist Program offers a series of online learning experiences about Wisconsin’s natural world. Learn about the Great Lakes ecosystem at your own pace using online readings, videos, and supplemental activities that reinforce key concepts.

Curious about groundwater quality in your area? The Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey has reports about the network of wells that monitor groundwater levels throughout the state and where you can find well records dating back to 1936.

A lab report is a record of what tests were completed on your water and the results of the testing. This factsheet helps you read the different sections of your report and defines common terms.

A lab report is a record of what tests were completed on your water and the results of the testing. This factsheet includes instructions on how to read the different sections of your report and links to resources and actions you can take to make sure your water is safe.

A lab report is a record of what tests were completed on your water and the results of the testing. This Hmong language factsheet includes instructions on how to read the different sections of your report and links to resources and actions you can take to make sure your water is safe.

A lab report is a record of what tests were completed on your water and the results of the testing. This Spanish language factsheet includes instructions on how to read the different sections of your report and links to resources and actions you can take to make sure your water is safe.

This interactive map developed by Extension Lakes shows the lake associations and districts in the state of Wisconsin from 1894 until present day. Each point features information on the lake organization, including the name, type, waterbody ID code (WBIC), location, and a link associated with the Extension Lakes Statewide Lake List Directory.

The Lake Superior Reserve, with the help of Laura Jean Media Services, has created a virtual tour of the Estuarium exhibit space in Superior, Wisconsin. Enjoy, explore, and experience the Estuarium from the comfort of wherever you are.

As Great Lakes water levels see more unpredictable swings between more extreme highs and lows, we’re created a visual record can help decision-makers remember what water is capable of in changing circumstances.

If you want to experience Learn About Your Land but we don’t have an upcoming class in your area, you can explore our YouTube playlist of past virtual classes.

From identifying maple trees to filtering and bottling finished syrup, explore our step-by-step guides on producing maple syrup.