Invasive to Watch: Gypsy moth
What is gypsy moth? Gypsy moth caterpillars feed on the leaves of over 500 species of trees. This invasive has infested the eastern half of Wisconsin and…
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Invasive plants: a deceptive welcome mat for birds
Right now thousands of birds are arriving back in Wisconsin with one thing on their mind: successfully raising young. Not only does the “early bird…
What migratory birds are returning to my land?
By Daniel Schneider, Grassland Bird Specialist, UW-Madison Department of Forest & Wildlife Ecology and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Research Birds have unique preferences…
Tom and Shaila Bolger
Like so many Wisconsin residents, Tom and Shaila Bolger have always had a love for the outdoors. While making a career in communications throughout Wausau…
Success Story: Cecil and Jan Richardson
Serving as a chaplain in the United States Air Force, Cecil Richardson was on the move for many years – sometimes with Jan, his wife,…
Success Story: Walter and Hattie Crook
Wally and Hattie Crook bought their land nearly 40 years ago. The Crooks lived and worked in Richland Center, Wisconsin, the county seat of Richland…