Land Learning Foundation

Streambank and wetland protection: eroding and expanding stream channels can be highly destructive to riparian Land and landowners are increasingly finding tillable soil being lost to streambank erosion. The Foundation works with partners to develop custom plans for restoring and stabilizing streambanks and conserving the Land into the future. Wetland ecosystems are key components to clean water initiatives, help reduce flooding on riparian Land, create habitat for beneficial species including insectivores and provide sporting and educational opportunities. The Foundation offers custom wetland conservation plans for large and small tracts and specializes in helping landowners who want to protect their wetland. The Foundation has assisted many developers and landowners who require clean water act section 404 permits that are required when a project produces unavoidable impact on waters of the united states (streams and wetlands). Through in-lieu-fee advanced credit sales, the Foundation ensures projects will meet federal regulatory standards.

Public education program: the Foundation offers field education experiences for youth designed to engage participants in conservation and outdoor sporting activities. The Foundation also educates youth on water quality and the future value of Land conservation, host fishing events, trash clean ups, water quality testing, tree and pollinator plot planting, and conservation days.