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The Geneva Lake Conservancy is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of environmentally sensitive lands, open space and the unique character and quality of life of Walworth County, Wisconsin. Working with landowners, and government officials, the Conservancy advocates private and public land use and management decisions that assure responsible growth and protection of natural and historic resources.


The Conservancy's headquarters in the historic Douglass-Stevenson Mill House in Fontana, Wis.

 

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In Celebrating our 35th Anniversary with

 

  • Williams Bay Permanently Protects Kishwauketoe - The Geneva Lake Conservancy and the Villiage of Williams Bay recently signed conservation easement documents permanetly protecting the 215-acre Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy. Check out the story in the Lake Geneva Regional News HERE!
  • Keepin' it Wild - Thank you to all of our sponsors, donors and attendees for making our fundraiser such a wonderful event. Check our the list of sponsors and donors who helped HERE.
  • Keepin' it Wild Pictures - We have PICTURES from the 2011 Keepin' it Wild. Ideal Impressions was on hand to capture the wild night!
  • Corporate Sponsorship - The Conservancy thanks all the area businesses who give so generously to the Conservancy.
  • GLC 3-Year Plan - As promised in the 2009 Winter Update, take a look at what your Conservancy will be focusing on for the next 3 years.
  • Policy on Development - The Geneva Lake Conservancy proudly unveils its recently drafted Policy on Development. 
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Ever wonder what "Common Ground. Community Character. Natural Resources." means to the Conservancy? Click here to find out.

Conservation... making decisions with the seventh generation in mind... we must think about our actions. - environmental, economical, and developmental - and consider what implications they will have on our families seven generations in the future.

 

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