WELCOME TO THE FRIENDS OF LINCOLN COMMUNITY FOREST (FCLF)
MISSION
Our mission is to facilitate the conservation and enjoyment of the Lincoln Community Forest.
VISION
We envision the Lincoln Community Forest and Marengo River within as a community asset that is rigorously managed throughout to ensure a healthy, sustainable and scenic forest, to protect its natural and historic character, that provides in the South Unit a small network of primitive trails where the visitor general public can enjoy nature-based recreation and education, and that preserves the North Unit in a largely undeveloped state.
GOALS
- Support the management of the Lincoln Community Forest cooperatively as a community asset while protecting the Marengo River.
- Support the management of the Lincoln Community Forest through economically and ecologically sustainable forest management practices;
- Develop amenities and programs that will support a wide range of nature-based recreational and educational opportunities;
- Work in partnership with agencies and organizations who support our goals.
The Lincoln Community Forest is open to the public free of charge for non-motorized, nature based activities like hunting, fishing, hiking and snowshoeing, trapping, and cross-country skiing. Other allowable activities include mushrooming and berry-picking, bird-watching, canoe and kayak access to river, swimming or wading.
Cross Country Skiing
Ski classic or freestyle on more than 2 miles of frequently groomed ski trails, or grab your
Snow-shoeing
There is no better way to begin snowshoeing than just going and doing it. Take a risk, rent o
Hunting
Whitetail deer, ruffed grouse, woodcock and wild turkeys are common large and small game. Th
Fishing
The Marengo River is a cold-water trout Stream with good numbers of native brook trout, and r
Bird Watching
Bird watching is phenomenal because of the diversity of habitats. Young forest and old fores
Forest News
Wood Turtle Watch
Wood turtles love the Marengo River and it's surrounding habitats, laying their eggs in loose gravel near the river. Unfortunately, they often lay their eggs in road ditches, giving raccoons a smorga...
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Tending Young Trees
Aspen were harvested along the main trail in the Lincoln Community Forest a few years ago. Soon after, we planted white spruce and red oak. The oak were protected from deer using tree tubes. Landma...
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FLCF Forest News – January 2020
Friends of Lincoln Community Forest volunteers have been busy this winter grooming the ski trails and packing the snowshoe trails. We are seeing a lot of trail use this year, having been blessed with ...
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Friends of the Lincoln Community Forest Appreciation Picnic
SAVE THE DATE!! Friends of the Lincoln Community Forest Appreciation Picnic Saturday, August 24, 2019 3:00 pm until dark At the home of Mark and Pam Dryer. 28340 Kyster rd, Mason, WI, 54856 ...
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The Story of Fish and Climate Change in WI
Our next education program features Frank Pratt, retired Fishery Biologist, who will speak on the changes to local fisheries predicted from our changing climate. Frank offers a fun and educational pro...
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Zoomobile coming to Grand View
The Friends of Lincoln Community Forest Education Committee (Teri Isaac and Kathy Zuelsdorff) has lined up another great program for kids (of all ages)! Learn about and see four live animals brought ...
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Wolf Management by the Numbers
Don't miss this free presentation on wolf management presented by Northland College assistant professor Eric Olson, sponsored by the Friends of Lincoln Community Forest with grant funding provided by...
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Fall LCF trail work day
On Saturday, thirteen Friends of the Lincoln Community Forest volunteers conducted trail maintenance on the hiking and ski trails. Volunteers cut through fallen trees that blocked the trail; cut away...
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- $10 Individual Membership
- $20 Family Membership
- $250 Lifetime Membership
All proceeds benefit projects and trail work with in the Lincoln Community Forest. Donations are tax-deductible. Donate online through PayPal or use the downloadable form below to mail in your contribution. The Friends of Lincoln Community Forest are a 501(c)(3) organization. Your donation is tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
By donating today you are becoming a Donor Member of the Friends of Lincoln Community Forest.
A Member Means:
- Invited to Field Trips and Special Events
- Invited to our Annual Meeting (which truly is fun, not just work)
- Provided Forest-News Updates (if desired)
- Given many fun volunteer opportunities to work with people, like you, who care about the Lincoln Community Forest.
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Lincoln Community Forest Forever Fund, part of the Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation exists to help facilitate the conservation and enjoyment of the Lincoln Community Forest.
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