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Check out the newest Land Learning Foundation newsletter for fall/winter 2019!    

A great read! This article describes the benefits of being outdoors for children, which LLF supports wholeheartedly! The Natural World as a Resource for Learning and Development: From Schoolyards to Wilderness 6.2.6

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Many species of amphibians are in decline across the world, and the Illinois Chorus Frog (Pseudacris illinoensis) is one of them. Illinois Chorus Frogs have faced rapid decline due to habitat loss and road mortality. These frogs overwinter in rare sand prairies and emerge for a few we

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Scott Martin, Executive Director of The Land Learning Foundation, and Matt Roth of On-Site Soils attended the Stream Workshop hosted by the Society of Wetland Scientists. The workshop was held at Baker Wetlands Discovery Center in Lawrence, KS. Dave Derrick, Potomologist and retired R

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The Land Learning Foundation Board of Directors met for its second Board Meeting of 2017 on December 1st. LLF reviewed 2017, planned for upcoming events in 2018, discussed involvement with Great Circle, and the application for becoming an accredited land trust.

[Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”13″ gal_title=”Land Trust Blog”] Land Learning Foundation’s Assistant Director, Katie Wiesehan, recently attended the Land Trust Alliance Rally in Denver, Colorado! The main goal for attending is to collect information on becom

Check out our fall 2017 newsletter about our projects and events!