Protecting Rush Creek from Climate Change
Climate Change Adaptation in Wisconsin: The first grassland climate change adaptation project in our state is now underway at Rush Creek State Natural Area.
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Conservation Planning in the Driftless Area
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.
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2021 C.D. Besadny Conservation Fund Awardees
The Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin awarded the C.D. Besadny Conservation Fund to 14 organizations across Wisconsin working to support grassroots conservation and education projects.
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Sweet, sweet habitat: Restoring the Sugar River Wetlands
Thanks to a grant from the Alliant Energy Foundation, we were able to create and restore habitat for pollinators and wildlife species at the Sugar River Wetlands State Natural Area
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The Kirtland’s warbler is here to stay
There is now permanent funding to support Kirtland’s warbler conservation efforts in Wisconsin! The American Bird Conservancy Kirtland’s Warbler Fund, held by the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin, was established to provide a sustainable funding source for conservation efforts for the state-endangered Kirtland’s warbler in Wisconsin.
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Recovering America’s Wildlife Act: A Once in a Generation Opportunity
This bipartisan federal legislation, if passed, would usher in a golden age for conservation for this generation.
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