Stories of Impact

Neotropical Flyways

by Lindsey Taylor | Oct 27, 2022 | Capacity Building, Featured, Great Wisconsin Birdathon, Wildlife

The Neotropical Flyways Project is studying bird migration to help us understand the needs of migratory birds in their winter habitat.

2022 Birdathon Report

by Shelly Torkelson | Sep 29, 2022 | Capacity Building, Featured, Great Wisconsin Birdathon, Wildlife

Whoop whoop! The 2022 Great Wisconsin Birdathon Report is here. 56 teams raised $117,000 during our 10th season of birding for a cause.

Welcome to the Foundation, Marta!

by Blog Contributor | Aug 30, 2022 | Capacity Building, Featured, Profiles in Conservation

We’re thrilled to welcome our new Director of Philanthropy, Marta Weldon.

Restoring Inch Lake

by Lindsey Taylor | Aug 9, 2022 | Lands & Waters, Wildlife

Efforts are underway to protect one of Northern Wisconsin’s gems: Inch Lake State Natural Area.

Outdoor Learning Day

by Blog Contributor | Aug 1, 2022 | Capacity Building, Education

On their outdoor learning days, these first graders have encountered growling owls, a fleeing fox, and tiny crab spiders.

Protecting Rush Creek from Climate Change

by Caitlin Williamson | Jul 11, 2022 | Lands & Waters, Wildlife

Climate Change Adaptation in Wisconsin: The first grassland climate change adaptation project in our state is now underway at Rush Creek State Natural Area.

Conservation Planning in the Driftless Area

by Lindsey Taylor | Jun 27, 2022 | Lands & Waters, Wildlife

A group of conservation partners in Wisconsin’s Driftless Area are coming together to make a plan. Together, they’re determining the top priorities for protecting the region’s unique features and biodiversity.