The Oakfield Conservation Club Inc. was established for the purpose of promoting conservation of wild plants, animal life, and natural resources.

History:
The Oakfield Conservation Club was started in 1949 and was incorporated on April 11th, 1958 and recorded with the Register of Deeds of Fond du Lac County, WI, on April 18th, 1958.

Interesting History Facts: The first Corn Roast was held in 1959, the first farm land was purchased on April 27th, 1968, and the membership cost started at $2.00 and was raised to $5.00 on July 20th, 1974.

As of today the club owns Farm No. 1 (173.3 acres) including Lake Allen, Farm No. 2 (209.3 acres), 2 new buildings (will be used for club house and storage) with 3.09 acres of land, and 10 additional acres next to the 2 new buildings. All property is maintained by club members.  The club also maintains Raspberry Lake by stocking fish, mowing grass, and treating weeds in lake.  The Oakfield Pond is also maintained and stocked with fish by the club.

The Oakfield Conservation Club has approx. 450 members, 21 members are directors, all with diverse interests.  All share the interest in promoting conservation of wild plants, animal life, and natural resources.

Officers Committee-
President - Marc Sobotta
Secretary - Terry Sobotta
Treasurer - Jackie Rymer
V. President - Danita Landler

To find out information on becoming a member, click here.