Then and Now: Building belonging through accessibility funding
Over the years, accessibility in the outdoors has grown across Wisconsin, helping more people find belonging in outdoor spaces.
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Middle School on the Marsh: Outdoor Experiential Learning
Kohler Middle School science teacher Nicole Nevers organized a class trip to the Sheboygan marsh, thanks to NRF’s Go Outside Fund. There, students learned about wetland ecology, canoeing, and the importance of freshwater ecosystems.
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Lessons from the Diversity in Conservation Internship Program
Jamie Kollman, DICI ’24 alum, reflects on her internship experience and new role as summer communications intern!
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Celebrating Field Trip Leaders through the Years
Field Trip leaders are the backbone of NRF’s Field Trip program. Hear from three generations of leaders on what the program means to them.
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NRF at Age 40: A Living Legacy
As the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin celebrates its 40th anniversary, Linda Bochert reflects on its impact over the years.
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Sandhill Outdoor Skills Center – Then and Now
Sandhill Outdoor Skills Center, the Foundation’s first environmental education grant, has inspired decades of outdoor learning in Wisconsin.
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