News Archive

The Lakeshore Nature Preserve Committee is pleased to announce a small grant opportunity for undergraduates or faculty and staff working with undergraduates to facilitate the use of the Preserve for educational purposes. There is a $1000 maximum …

The Preserve depends on many volunteers to help manage the land and support our teaching, research, and outreach mission. We are looking for regular, on-going volunteers willing to commit to at least one year to …

We are currently accepting applications for a seasonal Natural Areas Technician to assist with land stewardship activities in the Preserve. The position requires knowledge and previous experience with natural resource land management and the ability …

Save the date for the second of two Preserve Stakeholder meetings on January 30, 2018 at 5:30pm. We will present and take comments on the 2018 Draft Work Plan, 2018 Draft Operating Budget, and 2018 Draft …

During this hunting season we want to remind our visitors that the discharge of firearms is not allowed in the Lakeshore Nature Preserve or in the waters of Lake Mendota within the municipal boundaries of …

Project proposals can be submitted for capital improvements, funding assistance, or maintenance support within the Lakeshore Nature Preserve’s 300 acres of natural areas. Proposals may be submitted by faculty, staff, students, student organizations, or community members. Proposals …

Save the date for the Preserve Stakeholder meeting on October 11, 2017. Preserve staff will present the 2017 Work Plan 6-month status report; then collect comments to help us draft the 2018 Work Plan and …

Read the latest about the Preserve in the Summer 2017 Lakeshore Nature Preserve E-Newsletter.

The Lakeshore Nature Preserve 2016 Annual Report is now available. This report contains information about the Preserve’s education, outreach, and stewardship activities in 2016.

Read the latest about the Preserve in the Spring 2017 Lakeshore Nature Preserve E-Newsletter.