Waukesha County Land Conservancy

protecting and caring for environmentally significant land
and water in Waukesha County for future generations

  • Protecting land and water in Waukesha County...forever!
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Register for the Wetland Walk & Talk HERE

Another 42 acres of wildlife habitat has been protected thanks to your support! Thank you for becoming a member and donating.

The Chapman-Trupke Preserve is located in Eagle, just east of Old World Wisconsin. It provides the necessary ecosystems for sensitive plants and animals to thrive. It is a preserve that is accessible to the public for community enjoyment.  

Mark your calendars for the Conservation Celebration on July 22nd: an evening of celebrating this property protected forever. Join us for "walk-tails" and tours of the preserve, a fabulous farm-to-table meal, live music, a silent auction and more! 


Since 1992, the Waukesha County Land Conservancy has worked at fulfilling its mission of protecting and caring for environmentally significant land and water in Waukesha County for future generations. Over 3,100 acres of primary environmental corridor, undisturbed shoreline, pristine floating bog, uplands, woodlands and wetlands are preserved for generations to come.

The Waukesha County Land Conservancy is a nonprofit land trust funded through memberships and donations. With the assistance of professional biologists, naturalists and other land professionals, the Waukesha County Land Conservancy is seeking to protect the most environmentally significant remaining natural areas for the public benefit.  
 
In order to reduce our mailing costs, we are requesting that our donors include an e-mail address that can be used to send receipts for their donations and other notifications.