JDCF works to preserve and steward land and water for the lasting well-being of all people and wildlife. Because Jo Daviess County does not have a forest preserve or conservation district to protect and make available parks and recreation areas, JDCF provides this service to our community without local tax dollar support. We currently have over 1,500 acres open, free to the public, to enjoy outdoor recreational activities.
What We Do
We purchase land through the use of grants and donations for the purpose of conservation stewardship and habitat restoration. We open these pieces of land to the public to use as well as provide programs for education and community outreach on our properties.
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