OWPP 11th annual paddle - saturday, june 28, 2025
join us for the 2025 OWPP Paddle on Saturday, June 28 beginning at 9 am.
The paddle will be followed by a lunch of hot dogs and brats, which will be served at approximately 11:30 am. A vegetable tray and other snacks will be available. Following lunch, there will be an optional tour of the City of Oconomowoc's Wastewater Treatment Plant. The event is free and open to all, but your RSVP is requested for planning purposes.
Please note that this is a Bring Your Own Canoe or Kayak event. Canoe and Kayak Rentals are Available.
Contact KT Kayak Rentals, Clear Water Outdoor, Paddleboard Specialists and Sherper’s directly to reserve.
A limited number of canoes will be available on a first come, first served basis.
Questions? Email Ejoost@oconomowoc-wi.gov.
Or call 262-490-2222 for more informationraph
Oconomowoc River Conservancy Park Prairie Walk and Outdoor Classroom Dedication - thursday, july 10 5 pm - 7 pm
ORCP is a special partnership between the town of Merton, Waukesha County and Tall Pines Conservancy. Enjoy an outdoor prairie walk, follow the path to the observation deck for expansive views of the park and celebrate as we dedicate our new outdoor classroom.
he park is located at: W307 N8280 Laskin Road, Merton
Click Here To Register
Ride to the barns - Saturday, august 9, 2025
Lend a Hand - Leave a Legacy!
At Tall Pines Conservancy, our story began with a handful of passionate individuals who recognized the urgent need to protect the natural beauty and agricultural heritage of Southeast Wisconsin. Their commitment gave rise to a thriving, nationally accredited land trust — and their spirit of stewardship continues to guide us today.
Now, we invite you to become part of that legacy.
As a volunteer with Tall Pines Conservancy, you’ll find countless ways to make a meaningful impact. Whether you're passionate about conservation, eager to spend more time outdoors, or simply looking for a way to give back, there's a place for you here. Volunteers help with everything from removing invasive species and restoring prairies and wetlands and maintaining trails throughout our protected properties to building regional support for local producers.
If you prefer to work behind the scenes, your skills are just as valuable. We welcome support with tasks like conservation easement monitoring, data collection and reporting, coordinating community events, and even helping with grant writing and outreach efforts.
No matter how you choose to get involved, your time and energy contribute directly to the long-term health of our landscapes and the success of our mission.
Ready to get started? Click the link below to register as a volunteer and begin receiving curated emails about upcoming opportunities that match your interests. You can also reach out directly by calling us at 262-369-0500 or emailing info@tallpinesconservancy.org. Join us in protecting the land we all call home.
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