Learn how to get involved in improving your land!
Managing Your Forests
Improving Wildlife Habitat
Reducing Invasive Species
Work towards your management goals, by carrying out practices such as selection harvesting, regeneration, thinning, shelterwood harvesting, and more.
Reducing Invasive Species
Improving Wildlife Habitat
Reducing Invasive Species
Harmful invasive species can diminish land value, decrease forest productivity, degrade wildlife habitat, and damage recreational opportunities.
Improving Wildlife Habitat
Improving Wildlife Habitat
Improving Wildlife Habitat
As landowners, you can manage your forests, fields, and other areas to make them more appealing to wildlife, offering safe spaces for finding food, water, and shelter.
Project Partners
Wisconsin Headwaters Invasives Partnership
WHIP is a cooperative of 16 partners working across jurisdictional boundaries to control invasive species and offer invasive education to groups and residents of our three counties: Oneida, Vilas, and Lincoln.
Timberland Invasives Partnership
TIP is an invasive species cooperative group offering invasive species control and outreach, in Langlade, Oconto, Menominee, and Shawano counties.
Wisconsin Young Forest Partnership
The Wisconsin Young Forest Partnership promotes young forest management on private lands to protect an array of wildlife for future generations.
Wild Rivers Invasive Species Coalition
WRISC is a multi partner coalition working to battle invasive species on land and water in Florence, Forest, and Marinette Counties of Wisconsin, and Menominee and Dickinson Counties of Michigan.
Our Partners
