Friends of the Blufflands is conducting a study of common buckthorn, an invasive shrub that has infested many of the forests and prairies...

Friends of the Blufflands with the local chapter of The Prairie Enthusiasts is conducting a survey for rare voles and mice on Holland...

We often see bird nests on the oaks and other trees growing on the Skemp 2 property on the corner of F and FA on the way to Upper Hixon....

As the prairies on the bluffs in Hixon are being restored, we are seeing more wildlife using them for habitat. For example, on 6/29...

As Friends of the Blufflands works to restore the goat prairies on the bluffs surrounding La Crosse, we occasionally come upon native...

Mike O’Brien’s blog post on ephemerals contained some lovely photos of plants that flower very early in the year. Although the definition...

On a recent hike on one of the bluff prairies, a new species was identified- cream or yellow gentian: This is a new species added to the...

A Large Flowered Trillium in full bloom. Below it are 2 small white flowers called squirrel corn, and some fading leaves of wild leeks...

Friends of the Blufflands and Mississippi Valley Conservancy are filling an AmeriCorps Land Stewardship and Outreach position for June 6...

A clutch of turkey eggs found in the blufflands by Jon Rigden.

Mike Nied recorded this coyote on Zoerb Prairie in Hixon Forest today.

A little warning for those with an aversion or anxiety when it comes to numbers. The first paragraph is chock full of them, but relax,...

On Thursday, April 28, four members of Rotary After Hours of La Crosse joined 3 members of Friends of the Blufflands on Zoerb Prairie for...

Friends of the Blufflands was proud to be recognized as the Habitat Restoration Partner of the Year at by Mississippi Valley Conservancy...

Jon Rigden and Mike O'Brien of Friends of the Blufflands recently joined the board of the local chapter of The Prairie Enthusiasts, the...

The Wisconsin Natural Heritage Working List contains native species in the state felt to be rare and in need of monitoring and...

An old, sod-covered stone cellar with a partially collapsed arched roof is the most prominent sign of human habitation by early European...

As March draws near and the seasons (hopefully) change, spring burn season lurks right around the corner. This is the time of year for...

While you may have been following the recent winter Olympics that happens every 4 years, for some who like to chase other records the...

As we begin the new year, Friends of the Blufflands looks forward to continuing to make progress on the remnant prairies and other...