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In Memoriam: Kenneth Ingle, 1938-2021

January 28, 2021
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(Photo above: Every year, Ken and Betsy represented KMLT at the annual Lauderdale Lakes Fish Jamboree.) Ken Ingle was founding member of the KMLT Board of Directors and served until 2020, when he chose not seek an additional term. His leadership and positive attitude are missed by us all. Ken […]

Land Acknowledgement Statement

January 28, 2021
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As an organization dedicated to the preservation of conservation values inherent in the lands and waters where we live, Kettle Moraine Land Trust recognizes that these lands and waters are the ancestral home to indigenous people that have dwelt here for millennia. Moreover, as we are engaged in ecological restoration […]

A Great Way to Help the Kettle Moraine Land Trust and Save Money

November 5, 2020
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Do you want to help fund the wonderful conservation work of the KMLT? Do you like to save money, especially money you would have to pay to the government? Are you required to take annual required minimum distributions (RMD’s) from your IRA? If you answer yes to all three questions, […]

Join the Scavenger Hunt!

July 21, 2020
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It’s high summer and Kettle Moraine Land Trust invites you to get outdoors and enjoy the beauty, the serenity, the wonder of Nature. We’ve set up a special opportunity for you to do just that while practicing the safety protocols called for in this time of the novel coronavirus. Join […]

New Bricks Installed

June 30, 2020
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Each year, KMLT donors can honor or memorialize family or friends with an engraved brick on Trailside Terrace at Petersen Island Woods Preserve, Oak Park Road, Elkhorn. The 2019 donor bricks have been installed and are worth a visit. There are memorable and inspiring sentiments as well as many families […]

Furthering Diversity: Second Virtual Tour

June 12, 2020
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Tuesday, June 30, 2020 from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Registration Required; capacity is limited For too long, native plants have been largely ignored by gardeners and by commercial growers, alike. Adapted to our soils, our climate, and the stresses associated with our local environments, the plants that evolved here can […]

Virtual Vernal Wildflower Walk

May 21, 2020
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Join KMLT’s Executive Director Greg Rajsky online Thursday evening, May 28, from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. for an exclusive webinar presentation on Spring Flora of the Southern Kettle-Moraine Region. Greg has prepared an educational and entertaining program featuring photographs of more than 50 native species indigenous to the region, including […]

Jackson Creek Wetland Preserve Crucial to Delavan Lake Water Health

December 8, 2019
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Note: This article was written by Mary Pat O’Connor, President of the Delavan Lake Improvement Association, and published in The Delavan Enterprise on November 8, 2019 You may have seen the stream that flows under the highway 67 bridge just south of I-43 in Elkhorn. This stream is Jackson Creek […]

Boot Brush Station at Bluff Creek Fen

November 9, 2018
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There is a new feature at Bluff Creek State Natural Area – a wader wash and boot brush station created by Whitewater resident Steven Witt. Steven, who owns a welding business, volunteered his time to create the wash station with materials provided by The Coburn Company and Kettle Moraine Land […]

November 1, 2018
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You’ll see a new sign at the Beulah Bluff Preserve kiosk… KMLT has updated its rules for use of the Preserve. These rules are basic and apply to most public lands. They are designed to help visitors know what is expected of them but not restrict any typical use of […]