Our partnerships work to strengthen the overall successes of our programming and impact through shared resources and expertise.  Our partnerships arise from a variety of sources. We work in our community and region through top-down efforts and bottom-up grassroots organizing.  These efforts have resulted in cooperative accomplishments, such as youth programming, wetlands monitoring, urban forestry, citizen monitoring of wolves and loons, regional stream assessments, and private consultation.

Our partners have included and include the University of Wisconsin-Extension, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, the Wisconsin Coastal Management Program, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, the city of Ashland, the city of Washburn, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the National Park Service, the Inland Sea Society, and others. 

Land Stewardship Program:   Ashland urban forestry initiative; Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center partnership; Bayfield stream assessment; wetland monitoring; Brickyard Creek partnership; Roy Johnson Wetland monitoring; AmericInn partnership; Whittlesey Creek National Wildlife Refuge partnership; Little Muskeg project.  Sigurd Olson Nature Writing Award.  LoonWatch:  Speaker's Bureau; annual lake monitoring; Wisconsin loon population survey; Sigurd T. Olson Loon Research Award.  Timber Wolf Alliance: Adopt-A-Wolf; Wolf Awareness Week; Speaker's Bureau; volunteer carnivore tracking.  Apostle Island School.  Lake Superior Binational Forum: Lake Superior Day; annual awards.  Lake Superior Pathfinders Program.