A Path to Resilience: Restoring Kewaunee’s Marshland Walk and Wetlands

The City of Kewaunee is embarking on an ambitious effort to restore the Marshland Walk, a beloved city-owned boardwalk that was severely damaged by flooding in 2020. This project is not just about rebuilding infrastructure; it represents a broader commitment to ecosystem restoration, community access to nature, and long-term coastal resilience. Through our Coastal Resilience Community Impact Project (CRCIP), Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership (LNRP) is playing a key role in helping the City navigate the funding, planning, and implementation of this effort.

NewsletterLakeshore Natural Resource PartnershipFebruary 7, 2025Winter 2025, Winter Newsletter 2025, Kewaunee, Kewaunee County, CRCIP, Coastal Resilience Community Impact Project, Coastal Resiliency, Marshland Walk

Project Update — LNRP and Stantec Work Together on Projects in the Lakeshore Basin

LNRP and Stantec Consulting Services have created project summaries showcasing collaborative initiatives in the Lakeshore Basin. The summaries cover projects funded by the US Forest Service and the Wildlife Conservation Society's Climate Adaptation Fund, a regional Collaborative Phragmites Control Program, and the Amsterdam Dunes Preservation Area Habitat Restoration project. These projects aim to enhance coastal ecosystems, control invasive species, and protect critical habitats for migratory birds in the Lakeshore Basin.

Project summaries were developed to showcase several collaborative projects in the Lakeshore Basin.

Newsletter, ProjectLakeshore Natural Resource PartnershipMay 25, 2023LNRP, Stantec, US Forest Service, Phragmites, Amsterdam Dunes, Fond du Lac, Calumet County, Kewaunee County, Fond du Lac County, Preservation, Habitat Restoration, Lake Michigan, Spring Newsletter 2023