Celebrate Earth Day with LNRP at 3 Sheeps Brewery in Sheboygan on April 19. Every pint sold supports local lakes, rivers, and watershed protection.
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Sheboygan, Wis. (Feb. 26, 2026) — Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership (LNRP) has been selected as 3 Sheeps Brewery’s Nonprofit of the Month for April 2026. Throughout April, $1 from every pint of 3 Sheeps’ Wisconsinitis sold at the Sheboygan taproom will be donated to LNRP to support local water conservation efforts...
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“Vantage Data Centers, which is developing the $15 billion Port Washington data center project, has pledged $3 million to an environmental project in the area. The Denver-based data center operations company yesterday announced the donation to the Valley Creek Corridor Revitalization Project in Port Washington, an effort of the local government and the Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership.” – WIS Business
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“Vantage Data Centers supports water revitalization in alignment with local priorities and sustainable commitments to Port Washington community.” – BUSINESS WIRE
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“DENVER (Nov. 20, 2025) – Vantage Data Centers, a leading global provider of hyperscale data center campuses, today announced a $3 million funding commitment to support the watershed-scale Valley Creek Corridor Revitalization Project, a transformative environmental initiative in Port Washington, Wisconsin, managed by the Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership (LNRP) and the City of Port Washington. With this investment, Vantage demonstrates its dedication to pursuing water positivity for the recently announced Lighthouse campus, a goal centered on replenishing more water to freshwater sources than the company uses.” – Vantage Data Centers
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“The Sheboygan Rotary Club’s Restoration Of Our Trees Sheboygan (ROOTS) along with the Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership in collaboration with the Sheboygan Area School District is continuing with Phase-III of the reforestation of District campuses this fall. The multi-year reforestation of twenty SASD campuses this year involves 30 large trees planted at South High School, and 60 more at Jackson Elementary Schools on Saturday, October 18th.” – WHBL
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Join us on Saturday, November 8, 2025, for Living Ledge-nds an event hosted by Niagara Escarpment Resource Network (NERN) and Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership (LNRP). The Living Ledge-ends: Driving Our Missions Forward Fundraiser will be hosted at the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers Fox Club in Appleton.
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“Celebrating accomplishments and addressing challenges were on the docket Friday in Manitowoc. It's all part of the annual Lake Michigan Day.” – WLUK
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“Celebrating its sweet-sixteen this year, Sheboygan Water Utility’s one-acre prairie is an example of public services using native plantings for practical and environmental benefit. Established by seed in 2009, the prairie reduces maintenance expenses at the site and discourages unauthorized access…” – Maywood Environmental Park
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“Emily Wood, executive director of the Door County Land Trust, was honored for her leadership in accelerating land protection efforts across the peninsula. The award is administered by Lake Michigan Stakeholders, a partner group of the Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership (LNRP), and has recognized individuals, organizations, businesses, tribes and government leaders since 2014 for their exceptional efforts in restoring and enhancing Lake Michigan and its surrounding watersheds.” – Peninsula Pulse
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This past year has been one of growth, collaboration, and continued dedication to our mission of fostering cleaner waters, healthier ecosystems, and more vibrant communities across Wisconsin’s lakeshore region. Through the incredible efforts of our Partner Groups, volunteers, staff, and supporters, we have expanded conservation initiatives, secured funding for vital environmental projects, and strengthened our capacity to drive meaningful change.
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“UWM School of Freshwater Sciences undergrad students in the Capstone class, led by Dr. Ryan Newton, partnered with Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership (LNRP) to support restoration work on the Valley Creek Corridor in Port Washington, WI. The students provided data which will help to prevent flooding and protect from infrastructure damage.” – University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
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“Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership provides strategic planning, networking, support, and more to the Wisconsin Ledge. In this segment, our Retired Rambler and Mike Mullen from Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership discuss the importance of the partnership and how you can help in their mission.” – WFRV
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“(WFRV)- Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership provides strategic planning, networking, support, and more to the Wisconsin Ledge…”
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The Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership (LNRP) is excited to announce the public release of our "Barn Dance 2022 Highlights" video on YouTube!
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Port Washington, WI – The Niagara Escarpment Resource Network (NERN), a proud Partner of Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership (LNRP), was recently awarded a $50,000 grant from the David L. and Rita E. Nelson Family Fund to help advance its vision of establishing a formal geotourism program along the 200+ mile-long Niagara Escarpment corridor in Wisconsin. The announcement was made by Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region President and CEO Curt Detjen, who noted that the funding will assist NERN in launching and sustaining the WI LEDGE Geotourism Program as a dedicated source of travel, natural area, recreation, and cultural information about the Niagara Escarpment. Read More…
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Gathering in Graditude is… [this needs a short description of what this event is]
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In advance of the celebration of our upcoming 20th anniversary in 2023, Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership (LNRP) established a goal of reviewing its existing logo mark and evaluating the merits of a potential full rebrand. With generous funding from the Brico Fund, LNRP engaged the dynamic team of Vagabond Creative Studio. Click on our logo above to read more.
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The Niagara Escarpment’s distinct geology – a 1,000+ mile-long exposed cliff face – influences the landscape surrounding it, thereby creating its own microcosm of natural splendor and ecological wonder. A treasure trove of destinations and experiences await residents and visitors alike. Learn more about the Niagara Escarpment Resource Network by clicking on the image above.
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On June 12, 2008 the City of Manitowoc, WI experienced an extreme storm event (same storm that caused the Lake Delton Dam to fail in the Wisconsin Dells). During this storm event the Little Manitowoc River rose approximately 4-1/2 feet in less than 24 hours, reaching record levels. Read more.
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