
Bayfield County Forests: Where Timber, Recreation, and Conservation Meet
The LSC and Bayfield County Forestry and Parks co-hosted a Natural Resources Foundation field trip through the Bayfield County Forests.
Read more →A network of organizations working together to coordinate protection, restoration, and climate resilience efforts in Wisconsin's portion of the Lake Superior watershed.
The communities and ecosystems of Wisconsin's Lake Superior Basin are climate resilient and supported by sustained and collaborative conservation partnerships and projects.
The Lake Superior Collaborative formed in 2018 after regional organizations identified the need for continued collaboration, networking, and knowledge-sharing. The Collaborative evolved from previous efforts including the Lake Superior Basin Partner Team, the Chequamegon Bay Area Partnership, and the Lake Superior Landscape Restoration Partnership.
On-the-ground stewardship practices & interventions that support resilient & dynamic systems.
The ability to adapt and plan for future climate impacts and conditions.
Convening to share information and build positive professional relationships.
Align local natural resource management priorities with regional goals, including the Lake Superior Lakewide Action and Management Plan.
Implement innovative collaborative projects on public and private lands that reduce pollution, improve land use, and preserve habitat.
Facilitate networking and information exchange among Collaborative members working across Wisconsin's Lake Superior Basin.
Coordinate public outreach efforts to increase awareness and engagement in conservation stewardship across the region.
Pursue funding opportunities to coordinate and increase investment in protection and restoration work in Wisconsin's Lake Superior Basin.
Assess and communicate the value-added benefits of Collaborative efforts to protect and restore Wisconsin's Lake Superior Basin.
The Collaborative brings together state, Tribal, and Federal agencies along with non-profit organizations, local governments, and academic institutions working across Wisconsin's Lake Superior Basin.
State, Tribal & Federal partners
Conservation & environmental orgs
Research & educational institutions
Counties, cities & townships
Membership is free and open to any organization whose mission aligns with the Collaborative's shared vision.
View All Members →News, project updates, and stories from across Wisconsin's Lake Superior Basin.

The LSC and Bayfield County Forestry and Parks co-hosted a Natural Resources Foundation field trip through the Bayfield County Forests.
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Collaborating with private landowners on land protection is an essential tool for conservation.
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From the Lake Superior Basin Partner Team in 1998 to today, the story of collaboration spans over 28 years.
Read more →Have questions about the Collaborative or want to get involved? We'd love to hear from you.
Catie Geib
Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center
29270 County Highway G, Ashland, WI 54806
715-820-1852
catie.geib@wisc.edu