We had our last snowshoe hike of the season this past weekend out at the Louis Groen Nature Preserve in Johannesburg. This was one of several hikes that took place
First snowshoe hike of the year!First snowshoe hike of the year!
We had a great time on our first snowshoe hike of the year out at the Sturgeon River Preserve on Saturday January 26th. We were worried about going forward with
WETLANDS!WETLANDS!
Wetlands are very important for a number of reasons and we are thankful that we are able work towards protecting wetlands in northeast
Endowment match is 2-1!Endowment match is 2-1!
Now until the end of the year all qualifying donations will be matched 2-1. That means that if you donate $500.00, the J.A. Woollam Foundation will donate $1000 to match!

Huge win for the Au Sable River!Huge win for the Au Sable River!
As partners conserving our natural resources we are grateful for the work of Anglers of the Au Sable and this amazing victory. https://mailchi.mp/8ca91c848638/67xfkey0sl-2837185?e=a1c8d52bf1
Progress so far!Progress so far!
Check out our progress so far on the boardwalk at the Sturgeon River Preserve. Big thanks to our Volunteers and our Donors, Home Depot and the Otsego County Community Foundation.
Match Grant “Upped”!Match Grant “Upped”!
Did you forget something important? We’ve all done it before – remembered to do something only to find out it’s too late! Like having your donation matched by the J.

Vanderbilt area schools try out snowshoes!Vanderbilt area schools try out snowshoes!
Video Credit: Arielle Breen/Herald Times On February 9, 2018 HeadWaters Land Conservancy took the trailer filled with snowshoes, that was purchased through the United Healthcare grant, to the

HWLC and KOO receive $18,000 grant from UnitedHealthcareHWLC and KOO receive $18,000 grant from UnitedHealthcare
Grant for outdoor activities received.
$60,000 Match was met!$60,000 Match was met!
Thank you to everyone who donated to the J.A. Woollam Match Grant. We had an original match of $45,000 and met that goal very quickly. Then John Woollam “upped” the