Lake Superior ReserveLake Superior ReserveCome out for a guided walk at Wisconsin Point Lot 1, and see how some projects in 2024 are helping maintain the resilience and habitat quality of this place for people, birds, and other beings. Tour the project sites on both the lake side and the Allouez Bay side, and learn from project coordinators.
Do you have an idea for a project but don’t know where to start? Are you looking to increase your comfort with planning and managing a project? This course is meant to help those with little or no formal experience become more proactive when it comes to planning and managing effective projects.
This course is split over two days, October 30 and 31, with a three-hour session on each day. You must be able to attend both sessions.
Do you have an idea for a project but don’t know where to start? Are you looking to increase your comfort with planning and managing a project? This course is meant to help those with little or no formal experience become more proactive when it comes to planning and managing effective projects.
This course is split over two days, October 30 and 31, with a three-hour session on each day. You must be able to attend both sessions.
Tom Prestby,Wisconsin Conservation Manager, Audubon Great Lakes A group of fascinating difficult-to-detect birds called secretive marshbirds including rails, bitterns, grebes and others rely on high-quality wetlands and have been experiencing […]
Kris Eilers,Executive Director, St.Louis River Alliance From degradation to paddling destination, the St. Louis River Estuary is undergoing an inspiring transformation. Since the designation of the St. Louis River Estuary […]
Naawakwe William Howes III,Gegaanzikiged, Gegaanzongejig Ji-Aabadak Ojibwemowin, Fond du Lac Language & Culture Program Chigami-ziibing, the St. Louis River, carries many place names that describe it’s importance to the Anishinaabe. […]
City of Superior & the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, In response to research that illuminated the role of ishkode (fire in Ojibwemowin) in shaping pine forests […]
The first River Walk of the year will be an introduction to the incredible world of Wetland Bird Monitoring! Join researchers from NRRI’s Avian Ecology Lab to hear about the […]
Get to know some of the plants within the St. Louis River Watershed while exploring Makwa Ziibiins Mikana – Bear Creek Trail. Marisa Lee of MyWildWisconsin and chapter president of […]
