Kettle Moraine Land Trust

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Kettle Moraine Land Trust KMLT, Your Partner With Nature. We preserve and protect significant natural lands through stewardship and voluntary partnerships with landowners.

Kettle Moraine Land Trust (KMLT) is an accredited 501(c)(3) not-for-profit environmental conservation organization serving the greater southern Kettle Moraine area. Our conservation efforts and environmental education programs offer a unique nature connection to the community. Join us in our work to inspire awe and wonder in nature, now and for future generations.

09/26/2026

Thank you to everyone that came out for a beautiful fall morning! Lauderdale Lakes Improvement AssociationAmerican Bird Conservancy

Thank you Double K Tree Services for the wood-chips and all the volunteers that helped spread them around the new observ...
09/10/2026

Thank you Double K Tree Services for the wood-chips and all the volunteers that helped spread them around the new observation deck at Jackson Creek Preserve in Elkhorn. From the deck you can see the evidence of a friend also busy at work - a beaver building in the creek!

Join us September 26 for KMLT's Terrace Celebration! https://kmlandtrust.org/event/petersen-island-woods-terrace-commemo...
09/01/2026

Join us September 26 for KMLT's Terrace Celebration!
https://kmlandtrust.org/event/petersen-island-woods-terrace-commemoration-and-celebration/
The KMLT team has been very busy getting ready: preparing wood cookie buckthorn crafts for families, installing a new memorial bench for all visitors of the preserve. Stay on the lookout as we add new commemorative bricks to the terrace and a native plant garden to be installed next spring! Hope to see you September 26!

Millipede post! All of these millipede species can be found at Petersen Island Woods Preserve and are great detritivores...
06/29/2026

Millipede post! All of these millipede species can be found at Petersen Island Woods Preserve and are great detritivores. The largest of the bunch, the American Giant Millipede is found in dark and moist soils, or decomposing wood. They normally live south of Wisconsin, so they were a lucky find! They seem to like the decomposing oaks, we found about 7 or 8 of them in the immediate area of some. Careful where you step!

Species in order from left to right;
Narceus americanus (American Giant Millipede)
Abacion spp.
Xystocheir dissecta (apologies for blurry photo)

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N7511 Sterlingworth Drive
Elkhorn, WI
53121

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