Completed closeout checklist completed after project completion

Scope of South Shore stream watershed project

Presentation on the Siskiwit Falls project

Fact sheet about land protection options

Map of lands protected by the Bayfield Regional Conservancy as of 2017

Narrative summary of the South Shore streams project

Expense summary, staff/volunteer time, and mileage report for South Shore Streams Project, 2/15/2015-6/30/2017

Email with information about a time extension for the Bayfield Regional Conservatory Project

Letter approving a grant time period extension until 12/31/2017

Information sheet about who the BRC is, their purpose, and how the recipient can help with their efforts

Response postcards mailed out to local landowners

Receipts and invoices from the duration of the South Shore project (2015-2017)

Postcard for an informational meeting about efforts to protect 100 acres on the Lower Siskiwit River

Conservation easement information sheet for landowners

Letter sent out to landowners about opportunities to protect streams near where they live

Tax benefits information sheet for local landowners

Letter sent to local landowners about how they can help protect wildlife and who to contact if interested in a project on their land

Landowner questionnaire sent out to local landowners in August 2015

Map of waterbodies covered by the landowner outreach project

The Bayfield Regional Conservancy is sponsoring a project in the South Shore streams watersheds educating and encouraging landowners to undertake activities to protect watershed resources. Specific project tasks include: 1) Property owner identification using GIS technology to identify prioritized property owners; 2) Direct mail campaign to at least 500 landowners including an easy-to-follow information packet on voluntary land protection options; 3) Press releases and presentations at local organizations (example, town board meetings) to further raise landowner awareness; 4) Follow-up with high priority landowners through phone calls or additional informational material; 5) One-on-one site visits with landowners as needed to explain options including legal and technical assistance. Final deliverables include: 1) 1. Copies of color GIS maps of each watershed with digitized parcel maps to illustrate the high priority areas worked in; 2) A generalized listing of landowner follow-up contacts by program type. Names, addresses, and other identifiable information will not be included in the project report due to their confidential nature; 3) A copy of the presentation given at community organization meetings, and a list of the meetings where presented; 4) 4. Copies of press releases and the landowner information packet; 6) A listing and description of landowner actions taken as a result of outreach efforts.

The Bayfield Regional Conservancy is sponsoring a project in the South Shore streams watersheds educating and encouraging landowners to undertake activities to protect watershed resources. Specific project tasks include: 1) Property owner identification using GIS technology to identify prioritized property owners; 2) Direct mail campaign to at least 500 landowners including an easy-to-follow information packet on voluntary land protection options; 3) Press releases and presentations at local organizations (example, town board meetings) to further raise landowner awareness; 4) Follow-up with high priority landowners through phone calls or additional informational material; 5) One-on-one site visits with landowners as needed to explain options including legal and technical assistance. Final deliverables include: 1) 1. Copies of color GIS maps of each watershed with digitized parcel maps to illustrate the high priority areas worked in; 2) A generalized listing of landowner follow-up contacts by program type. Names, addresses, and other identifiable information will not be included in the project report due to their confidential nature; 3) A copy of the presentation given at community organization meetings, and a list of the meetings where presented; 4) 4. Copies of press releases and the landowner information packet; 6) A listing and description of landowner actions taken as a result of outreach efforts.