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, government officials and development
interests, the Conservancy advocates private and public land
use and management decisions that assure responsible growth
and protection of natural and historic resources.
Upcoming
Events:
May 8, 2008
"Clean Boats - Clean Waters" workshop
from 10 AM to 1 PM at the Fontana Park House, 329
Third Ave. This workshop, sponsored by the Geneva
Lake Environmental Agency, will focus on Watercraft
Inspection Training, and will be put on by Audrey
Green, a Walworth County Lake Specialist. RSVP (262)
245-4532 (GLEA)
May
14, 2008 Randall
Arendt will be presenting a worshop on "Commercial
Corridor Development" at the Fontana Village
Hall from 7 - 9 PM.
April
18. 2008 - GLC unveils the first Watershed
Awareness Signs - click here
for more.
News
Blooms! Click
here
for the GLC's spring newsletter.
Click here
to sign up for the GLC's electronic mailing list, or review
past issues
Special
Report: Yerkes:February
2008 - Yerkes
Plant Inventory- an extensive survey conducted
by SWRPC, with additional information from Stephen Hiltner,
Natural Resources Manager from the Friends of Princeton
Open Space.
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.
Ever wonder what "Common Ground. Community Character.
Natural Resources." means to the Conservancy? Click