by Blog Contributor | Oct 24, 2016 | Profiles in Conservation
My wife Barbara and I became members of the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin circa 1998. In the years since I’ve had the chance to see the many ways NRF carries out its mission, creating opportunities for its members to see and experience the very best parts of our state while building support for important […]
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by Blog Contributor | Mar 29, 2016 | Profiles in Conservation
In 1986, a group of individuals associated with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources embarked on a journey to seek alternative funding for its programs, supplementing the scarce and diminishing financial resources appropriated through legislated channels. This is the fascinating story of that successful venture. Written by Ron Semmann, co-founder, first executive director, and Emeritus […]
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by Blog Contributor | Dec 15, 2015 | I Heart Wisconsin
By Ruth Oppedahl, Natural Resources Foundation This article was originally published in the Winter 2015 edition of Bridges, the member newsletter of the Natural Resources Foundation. When my mother turned 50 years old, she joined a group of women who were training to hike the Grand Canyon. She filled my brother’s Boy Scout backpack—a heavy […]
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by Blog Contributor | Sep 25, 2015 | I Heart Wisconsin
I’ve been hearing this phrase quite a bit this week as friends and family give me best wishes for a great trip. Usually it’s said in a way of showing care for my well-being, and sometimes there is a tinge of “be careful.” I appreciate both messages. There are three main ways I stay […]
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by Blog Contributor | Jul 14, 2015 | Wildlife
Experience a night surveying Wisconsin’s bats with guest blogger, Lindsay Mayer.
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