Bridges
Connecting people to conservation in Wisconsin
Bridges member magazine is complimentary for all members of the Natural Resources Foundation and is published three times a year in spring, summer, and winter. Each issue focuses on one of our priority impact areas: public lands, wildlife, and education.
Spring 2019: Special Edition Bluffs to Great Lake Shores Campaign
This issue highlights the breadth of great work the Foundation is doing to support the wildlife, waters, and lands of Wisconsin. We tell the story of several beneficiaries of Foundation grants or funding and thank our many campaign contributors.
Winter 2018: Lands and Waters
In this issue you’ll learn about a complex and critical restoration project at the Kenosha Dunes Unit of Chiwaukee Prairie State Natural Area, you’ll read a first-hand account of how volunteering with restoration projects renews the land and the soul, and learn how one couple’s commitment to accessibility is making our state parks places that can be enjoyed and explored by all.
Summer 2018: Education
This is our rare and endangered species issue. Read about our commitment to the next 100 years of bird conservation, the plight of the endangered massasauga rattlesnake, and catch our 2017 Annual Report.
Spring 2018: Education
In this issue we cover our new environmental education initiatives, celebrate 25 years of our Field Trips program, and Board Member Mark LaBarbera shares a story about his mother’s spring fishing tradition. Read the full issue below. Click the center of the cover image to expand to full screen for best viewing.
Summer 2017
In this issue: New Fund Dedicated to Amphibians and Reptiles, 2016 Annual Report, Family Honors Father by Saving Bluebirds, and more.
Spring 2017
In this issue: Cultivating a Conservation Ethic, Become a Master Naturalist, First Grade Students Share What They Love About Wisconsin, and more.
Jaime Kenowski
Communications Coordinator
(608) 409-3113
Jaime.Kenowski@WisConservation.org
Jaime manages the Foundation's communication and media relations projects.