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Battling Buckthorn at Bibon Swamp: Bayfield County’s Largest Wetland

Battling Buckthorn at Bibon Swamp: Bayfield County’s Largest Wetland

by Emma Schatz | Sep 15, 2025 | Climate Resilience, Featured, Giving, Grants, Lands & Waters, Wildlife

Bibon Swamp State Natural Area’s high-quality habitat is threatened by invasive buckthorn, so we’re joining the battle to remove it.

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Bird Photography 101 with Sunil Gopalan

Bird Photography 101 with Sunil Gopalan

by Blog Contributor | Sep 8, 2025 | Featured, Field Trips, Profiles in Conservation, Wildlife

Are you a budding photographer looking for a challenge? Try bird photography—it’s part technique, part timing, and a whole lot of patience.

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2025 Birdathon Report and Bird Protection Fund grants

2025 Birdathon Report and Bird Protection Fund grants

by Blog Contributor | Aug 14, 2025 | Featured, Grants, Great Wisconsin Birdathon, Wildlife

This year’s Great Wisconsin Birdathon saw more than 600 birders come together to raise $127,001 to protect Wisconsin’s birds. These donations support the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin’s Bird Protection Fund, which supports Wisconsin’s highest-priority bird conservation projects.

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Waazija Haci is Bringing Wisconsin’s Pine Barrens Back to Life

Waazija Haci is Bringing Wisconsin’s Pine Barrens Back to Life

by Emma Schatz | Jul 14, 2025 | Climate Resilience, Featured, Giving, Grants, Lands & Waters, Wildlife

Waazija Haci SNA, meaning “people of the pines” in the Ho-Chunk language, is reclaiming its place as one of Wisconsin’s ecological treasures.

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Protecting your local pollinators

Protecting your local pollinators

by Blog Contributor | Jun 16, 2025 | Environmental Education, Featured, Grants, Lands & Waters, Wildlife

Protect your local pollinators this spring and summer with these tips from student journalist Camila Cruz from Simpson Street Free Press.

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The Driftless Region: A Tapestry of Prairie, Savanna, & Collaboration

The Driftless Region: A Tapestry of Prairie, Savanna, & Collaboration

by Blog Contributor | Jun 9, 2025 | Climate Resilience, Featured, Grants, Lands & Waters, Wildlife

The Driftless Region is a biodiversity hotspot for many native species. We’re working with partners to protect this special landscape.

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