Our mission is to
preserve our rural heritage by protecting remaining
farmland, water resources,
natural areas and open spaces
impacting Northwestern
Waukesha County.
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Truman D. Schultz
President
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Steven M. Traudt
Vice President
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R. Jeffrey Harris
Secretary
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Jeffrey E. Spence
Treasurer
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William D. Biersach
Samuel E. Bradt
Charles P. Brumder
Ray J. Peebles
Caran H. Quadracci
Theodore R. Rolfs
Anne E. Sheedy Seidel
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Susan Buchanan
Executive Director
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Katie Brumder
Administrative Coordinator |
Tall Pines Conservancy is a 501 (c) (3) tax exempt organization
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"Tall Pines Conservancy’s mission is to preserve our rural heritage by protecting remaining farmland,
water resources, natural areas and open spaces impacting Northwestern Waukesha County."
2008 ANNUAL REPORT- (To View Report, Click Here)
Tall Pines Conservancy Brochure
Quad/Graphics Teams With Tall Pines Conservancy to Preserve 325-Acre
Parcel of Pristine Wisconsin Forestland in the Mid-Kettle Moraine.
The Tall Pines Conservancy is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) tax exempt land trust
operating in beautiful northwestern Waukesha County, Wisconsin.
To date the nature conservancy has preserved nearly 600 acres through purchase and
donated easements. In the coming months
we will be identifying parcels in the NW portion of the county which
are critical to the rural character of the area in which we all live.
As an accredited land trust, The Tall Pines Conservancy is able to receive
donations of land, easements, and development rights. In addition the Conservancy
will raise funds to purchase and protect land. All donations, whether financial
or in kind are tax deductible to the donor.
A land trust is a private, community based, non-profit organization established
to protect land and water resources for the public benefit. The term "trust"
means the resource is made permanently safe against undesired development. One
of the most important roles of a land trust is to work with landowners concerned
about protecting their land and leaving a lasting legacy for future generations.
Land trusts provide advice on protection strategies that best meet the landowner's
conservation objective.
A land trust also provides educational assistance to individuals interested in
learning more about land preservation techniques and steward-ship of our natural
resources. The Tall Pines Conservancy will be able to help landowners identify
the best land protection options available for their particular situation and
objectives. We will also provide information regarding natural resources including
preserving and upgrading the quality of our lakes and streams.
We welcome your involvement with The Tall Pines Conservancy through financial
support, volunteer time, and comments or suggestions. If you are interested in
supporting the Conservancy, a conservation easement, or learning more about us, please contact us.
To become a member or to renew your member- ship, please print the Annual Membership Form.
Fill out and mail to:
Tall Pines Conservancy
P.O. Box 65
Nashotah, WI 53058
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