Welcome to the Foundation, Caitlyn!
As we look forward to the next chapter, we are thrilled to welcome our new Outreach Coordinator, Caitlyn Schuchhardt.
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2020 Photo Contest Winners
Every year you send us your best photos that capture incredible moments from our Field Trips. Our 2020 Photo Contest winners give us an inside look into the unique experiences and critical conservation being done throughout the year – take a look!
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Binocular Fund brings birding to Wisconsin classrooms
Thanks our friends at Bird Collective, we’ve equipped the next generation of birders by providing binoculars for Wisconsin classrooms!
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Decades in the Making: New Legislation Will Invest in the Nation’s Public Lands
On August 4, 2020, what has been heralded as the single most important conservation investment in the United States in our lifetime was signed into law – the Great American Outdoors Act.
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Preserving Wisconsin’s Iconic Northwoods: Tyler Forks Community Forest
This property conserves undeveloped forested areas and wetlands in northern Wisconsin, safeguarding its beauty and ecological diversity.
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2021 Bird Protection Fund Projects
It has been a record-breaking year for the Great Wisconsin Birdathon! Read about the amazing projects we are funding through our Bird Protection Fund.
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Centering Equity in Conservation
The Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin presents workshops to center equity in diversity, equality, and inclusion in conservation work.
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Breaking Records #ForTheBirds: The Birdathon Teams of WSO
This year the Great Wisconsin Birdathon participants broke record after record while birding and being socially distant.
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Welcome our New Student Staff
Welcome and read all about newest student staff members, Lindsey Taylor and Ashley Luehmann.
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The Wisconsin Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Fund
This endowment fund will provide sustainable support to protect Wisconsin’s turtles, toads, frogs, lizards, snakes, and salamanders for future generations.
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